ACF1200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Current Liability, Working Capital, Debt Service Coverage Ratio

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Based on cash accounting, and how cash moves in and out of the entity. Looks at where cash came from and where it was spent. Cash: cash, cash on hand, cash equivalents (short term, highly liquid investments, easily converted to known amounts of cash with little risk of a change in value) Working capital = current assets current liabilities. Cash is needed in reserve to make sure the cash cycle is as short as possible. Types of cash flows: operating, investing, financing: Debt or debt repayments (current assets and investing activities (non- (non-current liabilities and liabilities) Contribution of capital employees, received from machinery from owners customers, for expenses, tax and interest. Cash flow ratio: net cash ow from operating activities : current liabilities. Indicates the ability of the entity to use spare cash to settle current obligations. Debt coverage ratio: net cash ow from operating activities : non-current liabilities.

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