Cash vs Profit Keywords and Questions Flashcards

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Dividends

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A share of profits and retained earnings that a company pays out to its shareholders and owners

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2
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Surplus

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The amount of an asset or resource that exceeds the position that is actively utilised

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3
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Deficit

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Occurs when expenses exceed revenues, imports exceed exports or liabilities exceed assets

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4
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Cash flow statement

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Shows the movements of cash resources during a particular accounting period

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5
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What are the differences between cash and profit?

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Cash
Actual money
Notes and coins in hand
Deposits in the bank or similar institutions accessible to the business on demand

Profit
Profit is a result of revenues minus expenses

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6
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What is the purpose of the statement of cash flow?

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1) To predict future cash flows
2) Evaluate management decisions
3) Determine the ability to pay dividends to shareholders and payments to creditors
4) Show the relationship of net income to the business’ cash flow

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7
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When preparing a cash flow statement what are the operating activities?

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The activities involved in earning revenues

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8
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When preparing a cash flow statement what are the investing activities?

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Changes in non-current assets and investments.

Purchase of fixed assets

Sales of non-current assets

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9
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When preparing a cash flow statement what are the financing activities?

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Changes in non-current liabilities and equity

Issuance of equity

Payment of dividends

Capital. financial lease payments

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10
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How do you setup a statement of cash flow?

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‘Company name’
Statement of cash flow
‘For the year ended xxxx’

Cash flows from operating activities:
List of individual inflows and outflows
Net cash provided by operating activities

Cash flows from investing activities:
List of individual inflows and outflows
Net cash provided by investing activities

Cash flows from financing activities:
List of individual inflows and outflows
Net cash provided by financing activities

Net increase/decrease in cash

Cash balance at beginning of the period

Cash balance at the end of the period

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11
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What are the inflows that go into cash flows from operating activities?

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Sales to customers

Interest received and dividends recieved

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12
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What are the outflows that go out of cash flows from operating activities?

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Suppliers of merchandise and services

Employees

Lenders for interest

Governments for taxes

Interest and dividends paid

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13
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What are the inflows that go into cash flows from investing activities?

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Selling investments and plant assets

Collecting of principal on loans

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14
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What are the outflows that go out of cash flows from investing activities?

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Payments to acquire investments and plan assets

Purchase debt or equity investments

Make loans

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15
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What are the inflows that go into cash flows from financing activities?

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Borrowing

Owners

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16
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What are the outflows that go out of cash flows from financing activities?

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Repayments of borrowed funds

Owners for dividends

17
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What are the elements of operating cash flows?

A

Current assets

Current liabilities

18
Q

What are the elements of investing cash flows?

A

Long-term assets

19
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What are the elements of financing cash flows?

A

Long-term liabilities

Owners’ equity

20
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What are the three basic adjustments to operating activities with the indirect method?

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1) Add back the depreciation expense

2) Add back losses and subtract gains associated with the sale of investment or property, plant and equipment

3) Adjust for changes in current liabilities and current assets associated with operations

21
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What are the changes in current assets with the indirect method if there is an increase in the current asset?

A

Decrease in cash

22
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What are the changes in current assets with the indirect method if there is an decrease in the current asset?

A

Increase in cash

23
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What are the changes in current laibilites with the indirect method if there is an increase in the current liability?

A

Increase in cash

24
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What are the changes in current liabilities with the indirect method if there is an increase in the current liability?

A

Decrease in cash