The following schedule relates the income statement with cash flows from operating activities, derived by both the direct and indirect methods. the amounts for income statement elements are missing. cash flows from operating activities income statement indirect method direct method net income $ ? adjustments: sales $ ? decrease in accounts receivable 14 cash received from customers $ 644 cost of goods sold ? increase in inventory (28 ) decrease in accounts payable (41 ) cash paid to suppliers (447 ) salaries expense ? increase in salaries payable 15 cash paid to employees (40 ) depreciation expense ? depreciation expense 21 (not reported—no cash effect) insurance expense ? decrease in prepaid insurance 22 cash paid for insurance (18 ) loss on sale of land ? loss on sale of land 18 (not reported—no cash effect) income tax expense ? increase in income tax payable 18 cash paid for income taxes (38 ) net income $ ? net cash flows from operating activities $ 101 net cash flows from operating activities $ 101 required: deduce the missing amounts and prepare the income statement.
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