Statement of Cash Flows Flashcards

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What items are included in operating activities on the Statement of Cash Flows?

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Cash received from Customers- Interest & Dividends- Trading Securities

Cash paid to Vendors- Suppliers- Interest- Taxes- Trading Securities

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What items are included in investing activities on a Statement of Cash Flows?

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Cash received: Sale of PP&E- Sale of Investments- Loan Principle

Cash paid: Loans- Acquisitions- AFS or HTM Securities- Taxes- Trading Securities

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What items are included in Financing Activities in a Statement of Cash Flows?

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Cash received: Issuance of Stock- Issuance of Debt

Cash paid: Dividends

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What is the direct method for a Statement of Cash Flows?

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Starts with Income from Continuing Operations

Adjusts for changes in accounts like A/R- A/P- Inventory and non-cash revenues- expenses- gains- losses

If used- the Indirect Method must also be shown

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What is the Indirect Method for a Statement of Cash Flows?

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Starts with Net Income

Adjusts for changes in accounts like A/R- A/P- Inventory and non-cash revenues- expenses- gains- losses

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Examples of direct method operating activities

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Cash collected, Interest and dividends received, cash paid to employees and suppliers, income tax paid, interest paid

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What is the indirect method

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Net income adjusted for changes in current assets other than cash and in current liabilities. Items that resulted from noncash events must be removed from accrual basis income

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Different in disclosure of noncash transactions for IFRS and GAAP

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IFRS - noncash disclosed in notes to financial statements
GAAP - if only a few, report at bottom of statement of cash flows or report in separate schedule in notes to financial statements

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What items are included in operating activities on the Statement of Cash Flows?

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Cash received from Customers- Interest & Dividends- Trading SecuritiesCash paid to Vendors- Suppliers- Interest- Taxes- Trading Securities

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What items are included in investing activities on a Statement of Cash Flows?

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Cash received: Sale of PP&E- Sale of Investments- Loan PrincipleCash paid: Loans- Acquisitions- AFS or HTM Securities- Taxes- Trading Securities

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What items are included in Financing Activities in a Statement of Cash Flows?

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Cash received: Issuance of Stock- Issuance of DebtCash paid: Dividends

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What is the direct method for a Statement of Cash Flows?

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Starts with Income from Continuing OperationsAdjusts for changes in accounts like A/R- A/P- Inventory and non-cash revenues- expenses- gains- losses If used- the Indirect Method must also be shown

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What is the Indirect Method for a Statement of Cash Flows?

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Starts with Net IncomeAdjusts for changes in accounts like A/R- A/P- Inventory and non-cash revenues- expenses- gains- losses

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Examples of direct method operating activities

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Cash collected, Interest and dividends received, cash paid to employees and suppliers, income tax paid, interest paid

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What is the indirect method

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Net income adjusted for changes in current assets other than cash and in current liabilities. Items that resulted from noncash events must be removed from accrual basis income

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Different in disclosure of noncash transactions for IFRS and GAAP

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IFRS - noncash disclosed in notes to financial statements GAAP - if only a few, report at bottom of statement of cash flows or report in separate schedule in notes to financial statements

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What is the main purpose of statement of cash flows

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Provide relevant information about cash receipts and disbursements of enterprise during period

18
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How is the purchase of cash equivalents with cash affect cash flows

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It is not a cash outflow

19
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How is the cash settlement from insurance recorded on statement of cash flows

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Investing activities

20
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How are cash receipts and payments shown on statement of cash flows

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By gross amount, not net

21
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How are payments of PPE recorded on statement of cash flows

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Cash outflow from investing activities

22
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How are noncash activities disclosed

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In bottom of statement of cash flows

23
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Examples of operating activities net income adjustments

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Gain on sale of equipment Amortization of bond discount

24
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Examples of financing activities

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Dividends paidSale of treasury stock

25
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How are excess dividends declared over dividends paid recorded on statement of cash flows

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Noncash financing activity

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Examples of financing activities

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Repayment of debtPayment of capital lease - principal only, interest is operating activity

27
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What should be included in a supplementary schedule to statement of cash flows

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Information about all investing and financing activities of an enterprise that affect cash receipts and payments

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What should not be included on the statement of cash flows and why

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Cash flow per share because it may be misleading

29
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How are income taxes paid treated under the direct and indirect method

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Direct - cash from operating activities Indirect - required supplemental disclosure

30
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Calculate cash paid for cost of goods sold

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Cost + (EI - BI) - (EAP - BAP)

31
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Calculate cash paid for interest

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Interest Exp - (End income tax payable - beg tax payable) - (End def tax payable - Beg def tax payable)