Chapter 5: The Statement of cash flows Flashcards
IAS 7 Cash flows
standard provides us with guidelines for the presentation of the statement of cash flows
Operating activities
Cash flows from normal revenue activities of the business
Indirect method - net profit is adjusted for non cash items and workings capital adjustments
Direct method - Shows actual cash receipts and payments from customers and to suppliers
Indirect method
net profit is adjusted for non cash items and workings capital adjustments
Direct Method
Shows actual cash receipts and payments from customers and to suppliers
Investing activities
cash flows from acquisitions and disposal of non current assets and cash return from investments (dividends and interest)
Financing activities
cash flows which change the size and composition of the contributed equity (Share capital) and borrowings of the equity
what happens if an asset increases or a liability increases?
asset increase - take away
Liability increases - add
operating cash flows using indirect method
starts with profit before interest and tax and then adjusts for :
non - cash items - for example depreciation / profit and loss on sales of assets
Items that are dealt with elsewhere - i.e investment income
Working capital movements
If a non cash item reduces profit …
add back
If a non cash item increases profit
take away
interest paid and income taxes paid
After cash generated from operations, interest paid and tax paid must be deducted
Once happened everything will be on a cash basis