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You make my confusion very clear. Thanks! Increasing Current Asset means cash is not yet received and decreasing Current Liability means cash is paid out so that both leads reduction of cash balance. On the contrary, decreasing Current Asset means cash is received and increasing Current Liability means cash is not paid out in which cases both results in increment of cash balance. Therefore, in the first case the effect is the difference is subtracted from the profit before tax and in the second case the difference is added back to the profit before tax amount.
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Thanks very much for your effort in making us know .uch about cash flow preparation, this has been one of the challanging topic to me but now i can atleast go my ways
Excellent and simple way of teaching. But would you please add one more video of cash flow with many adjustments that you taught here separately such as depreciation.
Thank you so much sir,,, my question has loan for both years and then loan raised during the year. It has profit after tax which amount to $363 after charging taxation of $602 and dividend payment of $230. Retained earnings are there, $671 for the previous year and $1034 fo the current year. What will be my PBIT Also there is share premium, how do I address those. There is also bank overdraft. There is also taxation for both years
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Thanks sir. Sir what do you do when opening cash at hand is given ie 2017 4,300 but nil is given in 2018. 2018 has a bank overdraftof 16,200. All this information is given from the statement of financial position
Thank you for your explaining .But I have confused with provision for tax and provision for dividend to add or subtract . Please kindly give me an example about that.
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You make my confusion very clear. Thanks! Increasing Current Asset means cash is not yet received and decreasing Current Liability means cash is paid out so that both leads reduction of cash balance. On the contrary, decreasing Current Asset means cash is received and increasing Current Liability means cash is not paid out in which cases both results in increment of cash balance. Therefore, in the first case the effect is the difference is subtracted from the profit before tax and in the second case the difference is added back to the profit before tax amount.
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@@CommerceSpecialist can you do a video on preparing income statements using variable costing (highlighting contribution) and absorption costing showing gross profit?
Also, with given trial balance and additional notes, a statement of profit or loss, statement of financial position and seperate statement of changes in equity.
it would be greatly appreciated. :)
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Thanks very much for your effort in making us know .uch about cash flow preparation, this has been one of the challanging topic to me but now i can atleast go my ways
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Excellent and simple way of teaching. But would you please add one more video of cash flow with many adjustments that you taught here separately such as depreciation.
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Thanks for your efforts, Sir. Please, I would like to know how to treat a decrease in depreciation, if any. Thanks for your anticipated response.
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Thanks so much for the video. My question is what would have been the treatment for an item like investment income?
If its in cash thn an inflow in investing activities
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Thank you so much sir,,, my question has loan for both years and then loan raised during the year.
It has profit after tax which amount to $363 after charging taxation of $602 and dividend payment of $230.
Retained earnings are there, $671 for the previous year and $1034 fo the current year. What will be my PBIT
Also there is share premium, how do I address those.
There is also bank overdraft.
There is also taxation for both years
How do I address them
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Thanks sir. Sir what do you do when opening cash at hand is given ie 2017 4,300 but nil is given in 2018. 2018 has a bank overdraftof 16,200. All this information is given from the statement of financial position
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Question:
Why is gain on disposals subtract and loss on disposals added ?
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They both are non cash items, si we give them ooposite treatment in Cash Flows
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Thank you sir. How do we treat interim dividends if given in the question
Same treatment
Thank you for your explaining .But I have confused with provision for tax and provision for dividend to add or subtract . Please kindly give me an example about that.
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Could you please make a video on Free Cash flow?
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Thank you, sir, Respect from Bangladesh. Sir, I have a question why does loss on sale of assets add and gain on sale of assets minus.
These are non cash items, just like depreciation
@@CommerceSpecialist how doesn't it noncash item? when I sell assets it would be cash inflow in my business.
Gains n losses are already adjusted in net profit which is calculated on accrual basis
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