B3 - Reading Business &Financial Information CH3 Income Statement & Statement of Cash Flows

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Single-step vs multi-step income statement — main difference?

Single: total income vs total expense; Multi: shows gross and operating margins

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What is revenue?

Sales or turnover from core operations

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COGS = ?

Direct materials + direct labour + direct overhead

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Gross profit formula?

Revenue − COGS

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Operating expenses include?

Selling, General & Admin + marketing, R&D, rent, legal

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What is the purpose of Depreciation & amortisation?

Allocate cost of long-lived assets over useful life

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Operating income (EBIT) = ?

Gross profit − operating expenses

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Net income = ?

Operating income ± non-operating items − taxes

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EBITDA usefulness?

Used as a proxy for operational cash generation (adds back D&A)

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Why exclude one-offs when assessing recurring profit?

To measure sustainable operational performance

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Profit ≠ cash — why?

Accrual accounting records revenues/expenses before cash moves

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How does a sale on credit affect profit and cash?

Increases profit (revenue) now; cash later when Accounts Receivable collected

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Cash flow from operations formula (simple version)?

Net income + non-cash expenses − change in Working Capital

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Why add depreciation in cash flow from operations?

Non-cash expense; added back to net income

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What is investing cash flow?

Cash for PPE purchases, disposals, acquisitions

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What is financing cash flow?

Cash from debt/equity issuance, repayments, dividends

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Where does proceeds from issuing shares appear?

Financing inflow

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Where do loan repayments appear?

Financing outflow (principal); interest in operating or financing per policy

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How should sale of an asset be treated?

Investing inflow; any gain/loss affects net income

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Why reconcile net income to cash?

To see how accrual profits convert to cash

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What signals poor cash quality?

Rising receivable days and falling operating cash vs net income

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What is free cash flow (FCF)?

Operating cash flow − net capex

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Why track changes in working capital?

They show cash absorbed or released by operations

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What is the cash flow “proof” check?

Opening cash + total cash flows = closing cash (matches balance sheet)

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How do dividends affect statements?

Financing outflow; reduce cash and retained earnings

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What is the role of notes in cash flow analysis?

Explain non-cash transactions, asset disposals, and capex details

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How do you treat capitalised costs?

Cash outflow in investing; expensed later via depreciation/amortisation

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Why survey operating cash flow trend?

To assess sustainability of earnings and debt service ability

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How to spot asset sales used to plug cash holes?

Repeated positive investing cash due to frequent disposals and weak OCF

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One-line cashflow advice?

Follow cash, not just profits — cash pays bills and funds growth