12 Flashcards

1
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What is deducted from the trade receivables account before it is shown on the Statement of Financial Position?

A

allowance for doubtful accounts

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cash flow from operating activities

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Profit
+ deductions with no cash outlay (eg. amortization)
- additions not received in cash (eg. profit share of associates)
+ change in net working capital

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3
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free cash flow

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(cash flow from operating activities - capex)

Capex is found in ‘cash flow from investing activities’ in company’s cash flow statement

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4
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statement of cash flows: Financing Activities

A
share issuances
long-term debt issues
long-term debt repayments
changes in term bank loans
dividends to shareholders
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5
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statement of cash flows: Investing Activities

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expenditures on PPE and intangible assets
proceeds on asset disposals
dividends from associates
purchase/sale of investments

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statement of cash flows: Operating Activities

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profit
+ deductions with no cash outlay (eg. amortization)
- additions not received in cash (eg. profit share of associates)
+ change in net working capital

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7
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right

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option to shareholder to acquire additional shares in proportion to number of shares owned.
shares are available up to expiration date at subscription price (aka offering price) usually lower than market price of shares at time of rights issue.

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8
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why raise capital through a rights offering

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markets aren’t open for ordinary common share issue

co. wants existing shareholders to: (1) maintain proportionate holdings (2) acquire additional shares before anyone else

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