1.1 Calculate the amount paid out for company tax. (3 marks) 1.2 Did...

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1.1 Calculate the amount paid out for company tax. (3 marks)
1.2 Did the company obtain funds from its financing activities? Motivate your answer with the relevant calculations. (3 marks)
1.3 Of what significance are the details of Westham Limiteds investing activities to a potential investor? (4 marks)
1.4 Write a report to the board of directors to provide an interpretation of th Statement of Cash Flows of Westham Limited for the year ended 31 December 2022. Your report must focus on the cash flows from operating activities, increase in inventory, increase in receivables, increase in payables and purchase of plant and equipment. (10 marks)
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The Statement of Cash Flows of Westham Limited for the year ended 31 December 2022 appears below:
WESTHAM LIMITED
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
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Cash flows from operating activities (540000)
Operating profit 2850000
Non-cash flow adjustment:
Depreciation 1058700
Profit before working capital changes 3908700
Working capital changes (2424000)
Increase in inventory (2400000)
Increase in receivables (1800000)
Increase in payables 1776000
Cash generated from operations 1484700
Dividends paid (1200000)
Company tax paid ?
Cash flows from investing activities (6900000)
Purchase of plant and equipment (6900000)
Cash flows from financing activities ?
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Net increase (decrease) in cash ?
Cash balance (31 December 2021)9600000
Cash balance (31 December 2022)2100000

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