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Indirect Method

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Indirect method
Reporting in the statement of cash flow that adjusts or reconciles net income to cash from operations.

Indirect Method
A measure of a company's cash flow. It is calculated by taking the company's net income and making a series of adjustments based on accounting conventions. The indirect method may be easier to calculate than netting cash inflows and cash outflows since companies required to report their accounting to an independent agency should have all the tools needed to use the indirect method.


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In addition, those willing to equivocate about identifiers consider that an email address domain authorization provides an indirect method to identify the message source.
Commenting on the recent rush by provinces such as British Columbia, Quebec and Ontario to match each other's tax credits, Taylor made the very good point that "giving tax breaks to foreign producers is a pretty indirect method of nurturing domestic cinema, which just doesn't breathe the same air as [American] movies-of-the-week and specialty-channel fodder that come to Canada to shoot.
It appears that the indirect method of instruction was more effective than the direct or no instruction method in preparing the children to read the designated logos from their environment.
 
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