You are working with the corporate finance team at your company to estimate how the companys Net Cash Flow will differ from its Net Income in the current quarter. The team has made the following estimates for various line items this quarter:

Operating Income of $200.

Net Interest Expense of $10.

Depreciation of $10.

Accounts Receivable has increased by $50.

The company has purchased $40 of Inventory and not yet delivered it to customers in the form of finished products.

The company has paid for $30 of annual property insurance upfront in cash, but the policy begins next quarter.

The company has collected $40 in cash from customers without delivering the associated products/services.

The company spent $20 on Capital Expenditures (CapEx).

And the company issued $30 in Common Dividends to its shareholders.

Based on this information, how much of a DIFFERENCE will there be between Net Income and Net Cash Flow? Assume a 25% tax rate.

A

Net Income will be higher by $140.

B

Net Income will be higher by $135.

C

Net Income will be higher by $120.

D

Net Income will be higher by $100.