This year: Cash goes down, assets go up. Next year: depreciation begins and asset starts to go down by depreciation ammount, IS is reduced by depreciation, cash flow unchanged

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Interview Question for Financial Analyst II at DISH:

You spend $100 in CapEx in December of this year. Tell me how this impacts the B/S, IS and CFS for this year and next year.

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