Why Are Gains and Losses from Asset Sales Removed from Net

question 6

Multiple Choice

Why are gains and losses from asset sales removed from net income when calculating the cash flows from operating activities?

• A)Selling assets is a noncash item.
• B)Gains and losses from asset sales are a financing activity.
• C)Gains and losses are not removed from net income when calculating the cash flows from operating activities
• D)The entire proceeds from sales of long-lived assets are included in investing activities.

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