Rules of Statement of Cash Flow (Indirect Method)
Explanation |
Tk |
Tk |
Cash Flows from Operating Activities: |
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Net Income |
|
000 |
Adjustment of Reconcile: |
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Increase in Current Assets (-) |
000 |
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Decrease in Current Assets (+) |
000 |
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Increase in Current liability (+) |
000 |
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Decrease in Current liability (-) |
000 |
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Depreciation + loss |
000 |
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Gain on sale of assets (-) |
000 |
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|
000 |
Cash flow provided (if profit)/ used (if loss) by operating activities. |
|
000 |
Cash flows from Investing Activities: |
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Sales of land/building/financial assets(+) |
000 |
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Purchase of land/building/financial assets(-) |
000 |
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Cash flow provided (if profit)/ used (if loss) by Investment activities. |
|
000 |
Cash flows from Financing Activities: |
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Issue of common stock(+) |
000 |
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Redemption of bond(-) |
000 |
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Dividend paid(-) |
000 |
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Cash flow provided (if profit)/ used (if loss) by Investment activities. |
|
000 |
Net income or Decrease of cash |
|
000 |
Opening cash |
|
000 |
Ending cash |
|
000 |
If show profit then have to write provided by, if show loss then have to write Used by. |
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Rules of Statement of Cash Flow (Direct Method)
Investment activities and Financing activities will be remaining same like as indirect method. Here have to use Sales instead of Net income. In the indirect method we had to use Net income but here have to use Sales. Here have to use some working: And other thing will remain same as Indirect method.
W-1:
Cash receive from customer: |
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Sales |
000 |
(-) Increase in a/c receivable |
000 |
(+) Decrease in a/c receivable |
000 |
|
000 |
W-2: Supplier/ account payable
Cost of goods sold |
000 |
(-) Decrease in inventory |
000 |
(+) Increase in inventory |
000 |
(+) Decrease in A/C payable |
000 |
(-) Increase in A/C payable |
000 |
|
000 |
W-3: Cash payment to operating activities:
Operating expense |
000 |
(+)Decrease in accrued expense payable |
000 |
(-)Increase in accrued expense payable |
000 |
(+)Increase in prepaid expense |
000 |
(-)Decrease in prepaid expense |
000 |
|
000 |
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