AFM101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Current Liability, Cash Flow, Accounts Receivable

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Chapter 5 analysing and interpreing cash flows. Operaing aciviies: to generate income invesing aciviies, property, plant, equipment, buying/selling shares from another company, long-term investments. Inancing aciviies: loans, issuing, buyback etc. of shares, paying dividends. Current assets + non-current assets = current liabiliies + non-current liabiliies. Cash lows relaing to: current assets are typically operaing aciviies. Non-current assets are typically invesing aciviies current liabiliies are typically operaing aciviies. Recorded and paid income taxes to the federal government. Recorded an adjusing entry for expiraion of a prepaid expense. Purchased new equipment by singing a three-year note. Direct method (chapter 5. 7: monitors the exact cash low for each account. Indirect method: starts with net income, and add/deduct things that didn"t afect cash. Capital acquisiions raio: cash flow from operaing aciviies / cash paid for ppe, simple luctuaions, usually would use muliple years of data (3 years, makes enough money to inance own operaions (no borrowing)

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