Which transactions would not involve the immediate outflow of cash?

Transactions that would not involve the immediate outflow of cash include credit sales, where goods are sold on account and payment is expected later, and the accrual of expenses like salaries or utilities, which are recognized before cash is actually paid. Additionally, non-cash transactions, such as bartering goods or services, do not require immediate cash payments. Lastly, depreciation and amortization are accounting entries that reflect the gradual reduction in value of assets without any cash leaving the business.