finance and acc - cash flow statement

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what is a cash flow statement?

summarises all inflows of cash (and cash equivalents) for a business over a period

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inportance of cash

business will not survive, without cash, pay suppliers pay employees, pay dividends to share holders, repay debts to lenders, purchase assets

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what does the statement report?

opening cash → cash inflows and outflows → closing cash

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what counts as cash?

include highly liquid balances available for short term use

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what is net decrease?

the difference between opening and closing cash

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what is liquid cash

selling an asset to pay off a loan, debt or to invest, (e.g selling your pc for a better pc or to pay off a debt)

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what counts as cash? : cash

current bank accounts, cash on hand, bank overdrafts as negative cash where applicable

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what counts as cash? : cash equivalents

short term and highly liquid, readily convertible to known cash ammounts, insignificant risk of value changes, typically convertible within three months

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what are the three categories of cash flows

operating, investing and financing

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cash generated by core operations : inflows

cash from customers, interest and dividends received where classifies as operating

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cash generated by core operations : outflows

payments to suppliers, payments to employees, taxes and interest, other operating expenses

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changes in investment activities: inflows

sale of property, plant, and equipment, sale or maturity of investments, collection of loans to other entities

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changes in investment activities: outflows

purchase of property, plant and equipment, purchase of investments, loans made to other entities.

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chances in finance activities: inflows

issue of ordinary shares, proceeds from long term borrowing

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chances in finance activities: outflows

repayment of long-term debt, cash dividends, repurchase of shares

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two methods of operative activities?

direct method, indirect method

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operative activities: direct

shows cash receipts directly, shows cash payments directly, focuses only on cash movements

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operative activities: indirect

starts with profit, adjusts non cash items

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