The following transactions occurred for Mouawad Inc.

1.	Inventory costing $ 290,000 was purchased on account.
2.	A new vehicle costing $ 32,000 was purchased. Mouawad paid $ 6,700 as a down payment, and the remaining $ 25,300 was financed through a bank loan.
3.	Surplus land was sold for $ 79,000, which was $ 20,500 more than its original cost.
4.	During the year, the company made a payment of $ 23,500 on its mortgage payable; $ 2,938 of this amount was for the interest on the debt.
5.	Wages of $ 41,000 were charged to expense as they were incurred. No wages were owing to the employees at the end of the year.
6.	The company declared and paid dividends of $ 25,000.

For each of the above items:

Identify the accounts affected and give the amounts by which they would be increased or decreased. (Credit account titles are automatically indented when amount is entered. Do not indent manually. If no entry is required, select "No Entry" for the account titles and enter 0 for the amounts.)

Transaction	Account Titles and Explanation	Debit	Credit
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State the amount of any cash flow and whether cash is increased or decreased.

Transaction		Increases/Decreases		Amounts
1.		No effectDecreasesIncreases		$
2.		IncreasesNo effectDecreases		$
3.		IncreasesNo effectDecreases		$
4.		No effectIncreasesDecreases		$
5.		No effectIncreasesDecreases		$
6.		DecreasesIncreasesNo effect		$

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Identify how each item would be reported in Mouawads statement of cash flows.

Transaction		Activity
1.		Financing & InvestingInvestingOperating & FinancingOperatingFinancingOperating & Investing
2.		Financing & InvestingInvestingOperatingOperating & InvestingFinancingOperating & Financing
3.		Financing & InvestingOperating & InvestingOperating & FinancingInvestingFinancingOperating
4.		InvestingFinancingFinancing & InvestingOperating & FinancingOperatingOperating & Investing
5.		FinancingOperating & FinancingOperating & InvestingInvestingOperatingFinancing & Investing
6.		Operating & InvestingFinancing & InvestingInvestingOperating & FinancingOperatingFinancing