Statement of Cash Flows Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of statement of cash flow

A

To provide info about sources and use of cash and cash equivalent.

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2
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What is operating cash flows?

A

cash receipts and disbursements from

  1. Transaction reported on income statement
  2. CA and CL
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3
Q

What is investing cash flows?

A

Non current assets.

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4
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What is financing cash flows?

A

Debt (including non current liabilities) and equity

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5
Q

Cash equivalent means

A

within three months of the purchase date.

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6
Q

Indirect method starts from

A

Net income

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7
Q

In indirect method changes in debit balance accounts will have what effect

A

the opposite effect on cash flows because cash is a debit balance account

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8
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In indirect method changes in credit balance accounts will have what effect

A

Same effect on cash flows.

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9
Q

Where info about non cash financing and investing should be provided

A

Separately in a supplemental disclosure.

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10
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What activity is selling products/ collecting receivables

A

Operating cash flow

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11
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What activity is purchasing inventory/ paying vendors

A

Operating cash flow

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12
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What activity is purchasing supplies and services / paying vendors

A

Operating cash flow

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13
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What activity is Paying taxes

A

Operating cash flow

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14
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What activity is Purchasing. selling trading securities (general rule)

A

Operating cash flow

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15
Q

What activity is purchasing long-term assets or long-term investments for cash

A

Investing

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16
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Recording depreciation, amortization, or depletion

A

No net cash flow

17
Q

Collecting interest on an investment

A

Operating cash flow

18
Q

Collecting dividends on an investment

A

Operating cash flow

19
Q

Recording income of equity method affiliates

A

No net cash flow

20
Q

Selling long-term assets or investments(non cash equivalents and non-trading securities)- cash proceeds

A

Investing

21
Q

Borrowing funds (i.e. bank loans, issuing debt)

A

Financing Cash flow

22
Q

Paying interest on debt

A

Operating cash flow

23
Q

Paying principal on debt

A

Financing Cash flow

24
Q

Issuing common or preferred stock

A

Financing Cash flow

25
Q

Paying dividends on common or preferred stock

A

Financing Cash flow

26
Q

Repurchasing of stock ( i.e. treasury shares)

A

Financing Cash flow

27
Q

Interest received goes in GAAP and IFRS

A

GAAP - Operating and IFRS - Operating or Investing

28
Q

Interest paid goes in GAAP and IFRS

A

GAAP - Operating and IFRS Operating or Financing

29
Q

Dividends received goes in GAAP and IFRS

A

GAAP - Operating and IFRS - Operating or Investing

30
Q

Dividends paid goes in GAAP and IFRS

A

GAAP - Financing and IFRS - Operating or Financing

31
Q

Taxes paid goes in GAAP and IFRS

A

GAAP - Operating and IFRS - Operating, Financing or Investing.