I completly agree with others I was not understanding this at all I would read and reread my chapters and it just wasn't clicking I finally get it such a great help
It was amazingly clear from the very first step!!! I wish every teacher could deliver important information that way. Thank you for the efforts, time and the style of explanation!
Woooooooord! Just mad i wasted so much time reading my text to still not know this. Screw going to church this Sunday. I'm gonna come over to your place and watch you watch TV. This was a life saver my dude.
Thank you very much for this video. I'm in college and the instructor I have made this chapter much harder then it needed to be. This was very clear, and easy to understand.
Thank you for the video. I was wondering if you were going to make another video explaining the sale of PP&E's? I am still confused when it comes to gain/loss and how it relates to the operating activities and investing activities.
Thank you so much for this organized, well-thought out and brilliant way of explaining the concepts related to the Statement of Cash Flows ! I am a new subscriber and plan to incorporate watching your video with the Online learning materials for my management classes :)
Hi thank for you clear and precise explanations, very helpful ;) I just have a question, aren't inventories considered as assets ? You placed it in the category of account payables and liabilities but it's not. Am I right? Thanks
I was calculating a cash flow statement and there was something called comprehensive income on the balance sheet which accounted for changes in unrealized gains on available for sale investments. If I didn't include this amount, the change in cash wouldn't tie out...but I don't get it because it's only a balance sheet item and never hits the income statement or involves a cash transaction. Help!!
could you maybe post a video on how to calculate the amount for the purchase of fixed asset, dividends and tax paid. Thank you so much, your video helped a lot.
For the statement of cash flows, cash paid for fixed assets would be included as a line item in the Investing section (you could determine this amount by taking the ending balance - beginning balance). Dividends and taxes would be treated the same as salaries payable in the video (using dividends payable and income taxes payable, respectively) and included in the Operations section (under IFRS, dividends paid may be included in the Investing section instead).
Thank you! I'd also like to know - when answering a paper, is there a benefit of starting at the bottom of the CFS and working your way up? or did you just say that at the beginning of your video for explanation purposes?
Explanation purposes. Because the operations is most complicated, I thought it would be smart to get the easier stuff out of the way first. The presentation order matters, but all of the values are based on figures in the Balance Sheet and Income Statement, so you could calculate each section independently.
oh I get it, thank you very much. on personal bases though, would you start at the bottom and work towards the top? and thank you very much for being so interactive with me. your video helped me a lot
In 5 minutes, you managed to explain what my proff took 1h30 mins to explain lol
17 minutes on TH-cam taught me what 36 pages of textbook couldn't drill into my thick skull. Awesome.
I completly agree with others I was not understanding this at all I would read and reread my chapters and it just wasn't clicking I finally get it such a great help
It was amazingly clear from the very first step!!! I wish every teacher could deliver important information that way. Thank you for the efforts, time and the style of explanation!
You sir are an ABSOLUTE blessing
Woooooooord! Just mad i wasted so much time reading my text to still not know this. Screw going to church this Sunday. I'm gonna come over to your place and watch you watch TV. This was a life saver my dude.
Thank you! Watched this video as a school assignment, and needed a refresher before the test. Great!!
I'm going to take the test on this in about an hour. I'm going to fail.
Thank you very much for this video. I'm in college and the instructor I have made this chapter much harder then it needed to be. This was very clear, and easy to understand.
Thank you for the video. I was wondering if you were going to make another video explaining the sale of PP&E's? I am still confused when it comes to gain/loss and how it relates to the operating activities and investing activities.
Thank you! Much more clearer than the textbook/teacher!!!
this is really brief & helpful. Thank you
Thank you so much for this organized, well-thought out and brilliant way of explaining the concepts related to the Statement of Cash Flows ! I am a new subscriber and plan to incorporate watching your video with the Online learning materials for my management classes :)
Hi thank for you clear and precise explanations, very helpful ;)
I just have a question, aren't inventories considered as assets ? You placed it in the category of account payables and liabilities but it's not. Am I right?
Thanks
Nice video! It was a nice recap. I hope you make some more videos in the future.
Question: In the indirect method shouldn't you also subtract at the end the gain from selling an assets for ex.
thank you old sport for explaining so properly :)
Interesting explanation. You have potential, keep up the good work.
I was calculating a cash flow statement and there was something called comprehensive income on the balance sheet which accounted for changes in unrealized gains on available for sale investments. If I didn't include this amount, the change in cash wouldn't tie out...but I don't get it because it's only a balance sheet item and never hits the income statement or involves a cash transaction. Help!!
Would you recommend one majoring in accounting ? Do you have to be good at math ?
interest receivable and interest income. are they the same on cashflow?
could you maybe post a video on how to calculate the amount for the purchase of fixed asset, dividends and tax paid. Thank you so much, your video helped a lot.
For the statement of cash flows, cash paid for fixed assets would be included as a line item in the Investing section (you could determine this amount by taking the ending balance - beginning balance). Dividends and taxes would be treated the same as salaries payable in the video (using dividends payable and income taxes payable, respectively) and included in the Operations section (under IFRS, dividends paid may be included in the Investing section instead).
Thank you! I'd also like to know - when answering a paper, is there a benefit of starting at the bottom of the CFS and working your way up? or did you just say that at the beginning of your video for explanation purposes?
Explanation purposes. Because the operations is most complicated, I thought it would be smart to get the easier stuff out of the way first. The presentation order matters, but all of the values are based on figures in the Balance Sheet and Income Statement, so you could calculate each section independently.
oh I get it, thank you very much. on personal bases though, would you start at the bottom and work towards the top? and thank you very much for being so interactive with me. your video helped me a lot
you forgot loss and gain of assets disposal...
Thanks man. please make some more videos. very well explained.
Well done! Thank you for this!
which software he is using for writing all this designs?
Thanks for the explanation !!!
Great help for my midterm!
Thanks man, really appreciate it
Awesome video thank you!
This is so legit, why didnt i find this earlier, would have gain an A if i had so
Very nice video
Thank you excellent job
thank you so much!! i finally understand this! :)
Good video!
Awesome ... fog cleared ...!!!
are you related to harris teeter? the shopping market magnet
I wish i can found this earlier!!!!
Awesome lovely great :)
No sound?
thanks