Projected Operating Profit After Tax, Plus Projected Non-Cash Expenses, Adjusted

question 7

Multiple Choice

Projected operating profit after tax, plus projected non-cash expenses, adjusted for changes over the period in projected inventory, debtors, creditors, prepayments, accruals and tax due, equals:

• A) the projected adjustment in the owners' equity account for the period.
• B) projected profit under accrual accounting.
• C) projected cash flow from operations.
• D) the projected adjustment to the cash at bank account.

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