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    Introduction to Accounting
    The Story Income Statement Balance Sheet Statement of Cash Flow
    Accounting Principles
    Introduction to Accounting Principles Accounting Principles & Guidelines (contd..) Accounting Principles & Financial Statements
    Accounting Basics
    Double Entry System of Accounting Debits & Credits Bank's Debit & Credit Chart of Accounts
    Financial Statements
    Introduction to Financial Statements Accrual v/s Cash basis of Accounting
    Income Statement
    Income Statement: An Introduction Revenue & Expenses; Gains & Losses Income Statement Formats Operating Income; EBITDA; Net Income; EPS
    Balance Sheet
    Balance Sheet: An Introduction Assets & Liabilities; Stockholders' Equity Relation: Balance Sheet & Income Statement
    Working Capital & Liquidity
    Operating Cycle Working Capital: An Introduction Working Capital v/s Liquidity
    Statement of Cashflow
    Cashflow Statement: An Introduction Preparing Cashflow Statement Preparing Cashflow Statement (Contd ... ) Preparing Cashflow Statement: Summary Relation: Balance Sheet & Cashflow Statement
    Adjusting Entries
    Introduction to Adjusting Entries Accrual Entries Deferral Entries Reversal Entries
    Preparing Financial Statements
    Financial Statements: Quarter 1 Financial Statements: Quarter 2 Financial Statements: Quarter 3 Financial Statements: Quarter 4
    Financial Ratios
    Introduction to Financial Ratios Profitability Ratios Liquidity & Solvency Ratios Activity & Valuation Ratios
    Capital Budgeting
    Need & Business Scenario Net Present Value (NPV) Present Value (PV) of an Annuity Present Value (PV) of a Perpetuity Rate of Return (IRR) & Payback Method
    Case Study Framework
    Introduction to Case Study Frameworks Growth Strategy Merger & Acquisition International Expansion Pricing Strategy

Statement of Cashflow

SUMMARY FOR PREPARING CASHFLOW STATEMENT

Summary of our entire discussion resulting in the preparation of Cashflow Statement is presented in this article.

To re-iterate, preparing Statement of Cashflow requires us to calculate each of the following sections separately and then merge them together to prepare the entire statement.

  • Cashflow from Investing activities
  • Cashflow from Financing activities
  • Cashflow from Operating activities

CASHFLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Investing activities include cashflow from following business transactions –

  • Cashflow resulting from sale & purchase of long lived assets (including fixed assets)
    • e.g. cashflow resulting from sales & purchase of Property, plant & equipment or marketable securities
  • Cashflow resulting from money lending activities (i.e. loans receivables)

CASHFLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Financing activities include cashflow from following business transactions –

  • Cashflow resulting from borrowing of cash (short term debt, long term debt, notes payable, bonds etc)
  • Cashflow resulting from issuance of securities (common stocks or preferred stocks)
  • Cashflow resulting from dividend payments
  • Cashflow resulting from purchase of treasury stocks

CASHFLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Cashflow from operating activities is derived by applying adjustments to the Net Income using the following rules set –

Note. Increase/ Decrease in payables while calculating cashflow from operating activities to include accounts like accounts payable, wages payable (accrued wages), interest payable (accrued interest expense) & taxes payable. It doesn’t include accounts like notes payable, short term borrowings & current portion of long term debt.

LOCATING AMOUNTS FOR THE PREPARATION OF CASHFLOW STATEMENT

SAMPLE STATEMENT OF CASHFLOW

Table of Contents : Statement of Cashflow

Part 5 : Relationship between Balance sheet & Cashflow Statement
  • Cashflow Statement & Balance Sheet
Part 4 : Preparing of Cashflow Statement: Summary (Current Page)
  • Summary: Cashflow from Investing activities
  • Summary: Cashflow from Financing activities
  • Summary: Cashflow from Operating activities
  • Locating amounts for the preparation of cashflow statement
  • Sample statement of cashflow
Part 3 : Preparing of Cashflow Statement ( Contd ... )
  • Calculating cashflow from Operating activities (indirect method)
    • Adjustment for Depreciation expense
    • Adjustment for Gains & Losses
    • Adjustment for Accounts receivable
    • Adjustment for Inventories
    • Adjustment for Deferred taxes (Liability account)
    • Adjustment for Prepaid expenses
    • Adjustment for Accounts payable
  • Cashflow Statement: Merging all sections
Part 2 : Preparing Cashflow Statement
  • Calculating Cashflow from Investing Activities
    • Derivation of cashflow resulting from changes in marketable securities
    • Derivation of cashflow resulting from changes in Long lived assets
  • Calculating cashflow from Financing Activities
Part 1: Introduction to Cashflow Statement
  • Introduction: Cashflow from Investing Activities
  • Introduction: Cashflow from Financing Activities
  • Introduction: Cashflow from Operating Activities
  • Cashflow Statement Format

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