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Use the information below to calculate Operating Cash Flow. Sales 200 COGS 150 General and Admin...

Use the information below to calculate Operating Cash Flow.

Sales 200
COGS 150
General and Admin Expense 20
Depreciation 10
Interest 10
Taxes 4

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Operating cash flow = Net Income + Non Cash expense - increase in Working capital
Net Income = SALES -COGS - GENERAL AND ADMIN EXPENSE - DEPRECIATION - INTEREST - TAXES
NET INCOME = 200 -150 -20 -10 -10 -4
NET INCOME = 6

Operating cash flow = Net income + depreciation
Operating cash flow = 6 + 10
Operating cash flow =16

Depreciation is a non cash expense.

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