ACCT 001A Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Operating Cash Flow, Cash Flow, Financial Statement

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Is net income = cash flow: no: the income statement may include items which are not related to cash inflows or outflows, depreciation, and items which are not related to day-to-day business operations. Interest payments: spending on fixed assets, spending on current assets, plus: taxes must be considered. At the firm level, as part of net income. At the investor level, as part of personal income: capital gains versus ordinary income. Capital gains derive from price appreciation of an investment. Taxes on them are usually lower than on the ordinary income and deferred until the gain is realized. Choose when to pay cap gains tax (paying next year better than today: exception of municipal bonds ( munis ) bonds issued by state and local governments. Interest is exempt from federal, state, and local taxation: tax issues for the corporations, dividend income: If received by another firm, only 30% of it is taxed. Interest paid on debt is tax deductible.

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