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Title: CASH FLOW STATEMENT


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CASH FLOWSTATEMENT
Perfection does not exist. To understand this is
the triumph of human intelligence to expect to
possess it is the most dangerous kind of madness.
- Alfred de Musset
  • Dr. Jatin PancholiEmail email_at_jatinpancholi.com
  • Website http//www.jatinpancholi.com

Dr. Jatin Pancholi has compiled and prepared this
teaching note from various sources, as the basis
for class discussion rather than to illustrate
either effective or ineffective handling of a
management situation. The handling of a
management situation requires personal guidance
by a professional. To obtain copies, request
permission to reproduce and to send feedback,
please send email to email_at_jatinpancholi.com.
Visit website http//www.jatinpancholi.com. Those
wishing to co-author next edition of this handout
are requested to contact via email.
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CASH FLOW STATEMENT
  • CF Statement is a flow statement.
  • CFS indicates changes that took place between tow
    successive Balance Sheets.
  • The statement of cash flows provides a thorough
    explanation of the changes that occurred in a
    firms cash balance during the entire accounting
    period.

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CFS
  • The statement of cash flows reports cash receipts
    and payments of a company during a given period
    for operating, financing, and investing
    activities.
  • Cash includes cash and cash equivalents.

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Why CFS?
  • Balance Sheet PL A/c insufficient.
  • It shows the relationship of net income to
    changes in cash balances.
  • It reports past cash flows as an aid to
  • Predicting future cash flows
  • Evaluating the way management generates and uses
    cash
  • Determining a companys ability to pay interest
    and dividends and to pay debts when they are due
  • It identifies changes in the mix of productive
    assets.

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Why CFS? . . .
  • The statement of cash flows, along with the
    income statement, explains why balance sheet
    items have changed during the period.
  • Legal rules.

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Why CFS?
  • The relationship among the balance sheet, income
    statement, and statement of cash flows

Balance Sheet December 31, 19X1
Balance Sheet December 31, 19X0
Income Statement
Statement of Cash Flows
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Activities Affecting Cash
  • Operating activities - transactions that affect
    the income statement
  • Investing activities - activities that involve
    (1) providing and collecting cash as a lender or
    as an owner of securities and (2) acquiring and
    disposing of plant, property, equipment, and
    other long-term productive assets

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Activities Affecting Cash . . .
  • Financing activities - activities that include
    obtaining resources as a borrower or issuer of
    securities and repaying creditors and owners

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Operating Activities
  • Cash inflows
  • Cash Receipts from sale of goods/rendering of
    services
  • Cash Received from royalties, fees, commission,
    etc.
  • Other operating receipts
  • Cash outflows
  • Cash payments to suppliers for Goods/services
  • Cash payments to employees
  • Interest and taxes paid
  • Other operating cash payments

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Investing Activities
  • Cash outflows
  • Purchase of property, plant, equipment
  • Purchase of securities that are not cash
    equivalents
  • Making loans
  • Cash inflows
  • Sale of property, plant, and equipment
  • Sale of securities that are not cash equivalents
  • Receipt of loan repayments

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Financing Activities
  • Cash inflows
  • Borrowing cash from creditors
  • Issuing equity shares
  • Issuing debt securities
  • Cash outflows
  • Repayment of amounts borrowed
  • Repurchase of equity shares
  • Payment of dividends

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Thank You
Happiness is a positive cash flow. (Fred Adler -
Venture capitalist)
Dr. Jatin PancholiEmail email_at_jatinpancholi.com
Website http//www.jatinpancholi.com
  • Dr. Jatin Pancholi has compiled and prepared this
    teaching note from various sources, as the basis
    for class discussion rather than to illustrate
    either effective or ineffective handling of a
    management situation. The handling of a
    management situation requires personal guidance
    by a professional. To obtain copies, request
    permission to reproduce and to send feedback,
    please send email to email_at_jatinpancholi.com.
    Visit website http//www.jatinpancholi.com. Those
    wishing to co-author next edition of this handout
    are requested to contact via email.

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