Revenue Allowance for bad debt Net revenue 182,000 18,050,000 18,050,000 Cost of goods sold Contribution margin Contribution margin (96) 12,179,000 5,871,000 12,179,000 5,871,000 32.2 | 32.2 Sales, General, and Administrative Expenses All items except depreciation 2,430,000 Depreciation645,000 2,796,000 2,796,000 2 Operating income Other income Net income 400,000 , 1,045,000 Operating cash flow Net cash flow What is the company's cash flow from operations in the past year and its net cash flow from operations in the past year? In the next year, sales, contribution margin, and SG&A expenses each hold steady. T no extraordinary income or expense in the company that is not related to the core business i.e., other income is zero for the next year. However, an existing piece of equipment had an original cost of $14,000,000 (no salvage value was assumed at the time the original depreciation schedule was created), and an accumulated depreciation of $10,000,000 is retired for a salvage value of $4,000,000. A new piece of equipment is bought and installed early in the next year for $21,000,000. Management determines to use the same depreciation period of 7 years for the new piece of equipment that it had used for the old piece of equipment. here is Revenue Allowance for bad debt Net revenue 182,000 18,050,000 18,050,000 Cost of goods sold Contribution margin Contribution margin (96) 12,179,000 5,871,000 12,179,000 5,871,000 32.2 | 32.2 Sales, General, and Administrative Expenses All items except depreciation 2,430,000 Depreciation645,000 2,796,000 2,796,000 2 Operating income Other income Net income 400,000 , 1,045,000 Operating cash flow Net cash flow What is the company's cash flow from operations in the past year and its net cash flow from operations in the past year? In the next year, sales, contribution margin, and SG&A expenses each hold steady. T no extraordinary income or expense in the company that is not related to the core business i.e., other income is zero for the next year. However, an existing piece of equipment had an original cost of $14,000,000 (no salvage value was assumed at the time the original depreciation schedule was created), and an accumulated depreciation of $10,000,000 is retired for a salvage value of $4,000,000. A new piece of equipment is bought and installed early in the next year for $21,000,000. Management determines to use the same depreciation period of 7 years for the new piece of equipment that it had used for the old piece of equipment. here is