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Statement of cash flows

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  • December 1, 2022 at 7:44 pm #673075
    sam.sam
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    Sorry for asking this again but its important for me. I watched your lecture repeatedly and this is what i understood. Please say is it correct?

    1) Is it true that the reason profit in the SOPL is not a cash is because we use the accrual accounting where revenue and expenses are recorded when they happened (earned) irrespective when the cash will be received or paid?

    2) I understood that we have to look for information in the question to identify the cash or non-cash items but how do we identify it in real-life (unless we memorize it)?

    3) If the item is non-cash items then whatever we added as income should be deducted AND whatever we deducted as expenses should be added back to remove non-cash items from SOCF.

    4) We need to remove all the non-cash items from operating activities so any cash not related to our operating income or expenses is actually a non-cash item which should be removed?

    5) You start SOCF with PBT but can we use PBIT or net profit instead?

    6) Profit on sale of NCA is a non-cash item but how do we know this exactly?

    7) In Investing activities we are looking for the cash received or paid from investments such as Buying & selling of PPE, Equity and NCL.

    8) In Financing activities we are looking for the cash received or paid from finances such as Equity and NCL.

    Please Don’t mind 🙂

    December 2, 2022 at 7:16 am #673090
    John Moffat
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    1 That is one reason. The other reason is depreciation and any profit or loss on sales of non-current assets.

    2. In real life it is exactly the same as in exams – you examiner the SOPL and the SOFP’s.

    3. Yes – to remove them from the profit in the SOPL

    4. I don’t understand that you have written

    5. Yes (as I explain in my lectures)

    6. It is the different between the sale proceeds and the net book value as explain in both my lectures on SOCF and on dealing with non-current assets

    7. Yes

    8 Yes – just as I explain in my lectures

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