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When do you add proposed dividend as an increase/decrease in current liability in cash flow statement?

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When the balance of Proposed Dividend is given in the Balance Sheet, in that case, the balance of previous year is shown as Cash Outflow under Financing Activities and the balance of current year is added to Net Profit before Taxation and Extraordinary Items under Operating Activities.

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