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Topic title: IAS 7 Statement of cash flows Sub-topic title: Cash flows statement activities and calculations
Competence/Attributes Operating activities
1. Prepare statement of cash flows Cash flows from operating activities are, in general, the cash effects of transactions and oth
events relating to operating or trading activities. This can be measured by a direct or indire
method.
Learning Outcomes:
Investing Activities
Financing Activities
· Financing cash inflows include: proceeds from the issue of share capital or other equ
instruments; proceeds from long term borrowings (such as issuing debentures or taking out
loans).
· Financing cash outflows include: payments to owners to acquire or redeem shares,
repayments of amounts borrowed, equity dividends paid.
There are two methods of calculating cash from operations – the direct or indirect method.
method used will depend upon the information provided within the question.
· Direct method: this method uses information contained in the ledger accounts of the
company to calculate the cash from operations figure as follows:
X
Less:
· Indirect method: This method reconciles between profit before tax (as reported in the
income statement) and cash generated from operations as follows:
Content Prerequisites
Investment
income (X)
Depreciation charge
X
(Increase)/decrease in inventories
(X)/X
(increase)/decrease in trade
receivable (X)/X
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