Question
Which transaction results in flow of
funds?Solution
When a company raises a long-term loan, it involves borrowing funds from external sources, typically from banks or financial institutions. The funds obtained through the loan are recorded as a liability on the company's balance sheet since they represent an obligation to repay the borrowed amount over time. This transaction leads to the flow of funds into the company, increasing its available cash or resources.
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