AFA 300 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Petty Cash, Cash Cash, Cash Flow

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Classification and organization: operating activities: revenue-producing activities. Includes currency on hand, which is cash held for daily operating purposes in cash registers or petty cash funds. It also includes the amount that is held in the company"s current account: cash equivalent. Investments such as deposits, guaranteed investment certificates, certificates of deposit, or other money market instruments to earn interest. Overdrafts have to be repayable at any time that the bank demands payment. Line of credit is normally viewed as financing activities and are not part of the cash definition: reconciliation. The cash amount reported in the scf must be reconciled to the equivalent items in the statement of financial position. Company can report a loss and still have positive cash flows from operations. Happens when net earnings include a large amount of depreciation of capitalized costs. The concept of quality of earnings relates the amount of net earnings to the amount of cash flow from operating activities.

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