1) What is the purpose of Statement of Cash Flows?
2) Why do we need Statement of Cash Flows?
3)Statement of Cash Flows tracks net changes in cash flow. Transactions are grouped into 3 categories, Operating, Financing and Investing.
Provide one sample transaction for Financial Activity Cash Inflow. (i.e. borrow $5000 from the bank)
Provide one sample transaction for Investing Activity Cash Outflow. (i.e. purchase a truck)
4) Companies prefer the Indirect Method for Operating activity. What is the...
1. a)Why is the Statement of Cash Flows the most useful tool for
analyzing highly leveraged companies? (b) What is the risk of heavy
reliance on external financing for rapid growth?
2. a)Explain what analyst evaluating the Leveraged Buyout (LBO)
would miss if they focused on earnings instead of cash flows?
(b) Given that expectations about future cash flows are not
realized, and investors find themselves lacking the cash required
to meet interest expense and the scheduled principal payments,
discuss...
18) The Statement of cash flows provides information that may be
useful in predicting future cash flows, evaluating financial
flexibility, assessing liquidity, and identifying a company's
financial needs. It is not, however, the best financial statement
for learning about a firm's financial performance during a period.
Information about a company's financial performance is provided by
the income statement. Two basic principles-the revenue recognition
principle and the matching concept-work to distinguish the income
statement from the statement of cash flows. (a)...
18) The Statement of cash flows provides information that may be
useful in predicting future cash flows, evaluating financial
flexibility, assessing liquidity, and identifying a company's
financial needs. It is not, however, the best financial statement
for learning about a firm's financial performance during a period.
Information about a company's financial performance is provided by
the income statement. Two basic principles-the revenue recognition
principle and the matching concept-work to distinguish the income
statement from the statement of cash flows. (a)...
The statement of cash flows is very useful because it provides
valuable information to investors, creditors, and other users.
Distinguish among the three types of activities that are reported
in the statement of cash flows. Please discuss in detail.
(Please no handwritten responses - they can be difficult to
decipher.)
The statement of cash flows is not useful for:
a. Determining a company's ability to pay its debts.
b. Planning future investing and financing activities.
c. Determining a company's ability to pay dividends.
d. Calculating the net worth of a company.
1. What are the purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows?
2. In your own words, define the three sections of the cash flow
statement—operating, investing, and financing.
1. What are the purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows?
2. In your own words, define the three sections of the cash flow
statement—operating, investing, and financing.
1. What does it mean when investing activities are reported on
the Statement of Cash Flows? Provide three examples of investing
activities.
2. What does it mean when financing activities that are reported on
the Statement of Cash Flows? Provide three examples.
3. Both the Direct and Indirect Methods are used to prepare the
Cash Flow Statement. What is the difference between these two
methods?
4. How do you determine a company’s cash flow from their operating
activities using the...
Please explain why the statement of cash flows does not provide
a complete picture of a company's financial performance. What
information does the statement of cash flows not provide? What
additional information would be needed to provide a complete
picture of a company's financial performance?