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What are the sections of the cash flow statement and in what order are they in?

Operating, Investing, Financing

How is cash balance shown on statement?

Increase/Decrease In Cash 10000


Cash at Beginning of Year 20000


Cash at End of Year 30000

Adjustments and what they do to cash flow:

Depreciation (Added)


Amortization (Added)


Loss (Added)


Gain (Subtracted)

Changes in Current Assets and Liabilities

Increase in CA---> subtract


Decrease in CA---> add



Increase in CL---> add


Decrease in CL--->subtract

Horizontal Analysis

Percentage analysis of increase and decreases in related items in comparative financial statements




Difference between Beg/End year


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Base year Amount

Vertical Analysis

Percentage analysis of the relationship of each component in a financial statement to a total within the statement




Current Assets


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Total Assets



IFRS

International Financial Reporting Standards

GAAP

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

IASB

International Accounting Standards Board

Major Countries that use IFRS

-European Union


-Canada


-Mexico


-Australia


-Russia


-South Africa



-NOT U.S.


Rules Based Vs. Principles Based

Rules Based (GAAP)-specific rules, less interpretation



Principles Based (IFRS)-easier for different countries to follow-designed to meet the needs of different countries

Different Terms:

GAAP Vs. IFRS


Balance Sheet=Statement of Financial Position


Statement of Stockholders Equity=Statement of Changes in Equity


Payable=Provision


Stockholders Equity=Capital and Reserves


Net Income=Profit


Fixed Assets

GAAP/U.S.: May not be revalued to fair value (remain at cost)



IFRS: May be revalued to fair value

Inventory

GAAP/U.S.: lower of cost or market (cannot reverse write-down)



IFRS: fair value (can revalue and reverse write-down)