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Cash Flow from Operating Activities-Indirect Method

Why is deprec...

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Why is depreciation added back to net profit to find out operating profit?

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It is added back because it does not result in cash inflow or outflow.

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Q. Assertion :Depreciation amount is added back to net profit for calculating funds from operation in preparing a funds flow statement. Reason: Depreciation is an item of expense but not funds.

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