Cash Flow

Overview

Cash Receipts

Cash Disbursements

Basis of Accounting

Measuring Cash Flow

Managing Cash Flow

Summary

Discussion Questions

Credit and Collection Policies

Sample Financial Statements

Cash Flow Example Using Direct Method

Cash Flow Example Using Indirect Method

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Cash Flow Worksheet #1
Sample Financial Statements

Balance Sheet

Assets

Year 1

Year 2

Cash

$200

$200

Accounts receivable

200

400

Inventory

200

300

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Total current assets

600

900

Fixed assets, cost

1,000

1,100

Accumulated depreciation

-100

-200

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900

900

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Total Assets

$1,500

$1,800

Liabilities and Equity

Accounts payable

$100

$300

Income taxes payable

100

100

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Total current liabilities

200

400

Notes payable

800

700

Stockholder's equity

500

700

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Total liabilities and equity

$1,500

$1,800

Income Statement

Year 2

Sales

$1,800

Cost of sales

1,080

Gross profit

720

Operating expenses

320

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Income from operations

400

Interest income

20

Interest expense

-100

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Income before taxes

320

Income taxes

120

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Net income

$200

Other assumptions:

No fixed asset disposals during the year.

A loan for $200 was taken out during the year.

 
 

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