ACC E113 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Financial Statement, Purchasing Manager, Retained Earnings

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30 Jul 2020
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The statement of cash flows divides a company"s cash inflows (receipts) and outflows (payments) into three primary categories of cash flows in a typical business: (1) cash flows from operating, (2) investing and (3) financing activities. Like the statement of earnings, this statement covers a specified period of time. The statement of cash flows equation describes the causes of the change in cash reported on the statement of financial position from the end of the last period to the end of the current period: Cash flows from operating activities (cfo): are cash flows that are directly related to generating earnings (example: cash from customers and cash paid to employees and suppliers) Cash flows from investing activities (cfi): include cash flows related to the acquisition or sale of the company"s property, equipment, and investments (example: purchase of such things is a negative, sale of such things is a gain)

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