Most companies adopt the indirect method to present CF. Moya uses direct method of Cash flow statement to provide CF. IIRC, the receipt of the 113K includes income accrued (i.e not paid from last quarter). Its okay to book revenue that is not paid because we cant expect most companies to pay up upon the issue of invoice. There is usually a terms of payment.
Will provide the CF recon if i can do it later.
NPAT also includes an interest element which is found in the investing and financing activities of CF. So you must shift the interest upwards from the investing and financing side to the Operating
To add you can never book a revenue just because you receive cash or AR. It's accrued accounting that one has to consider. the form to which revenue exists is rather immateria
To answer your question,
There are 2 ways to present CF
Most companies adopt the indirect method to present CF. Moya uses direct method of Cash flow statement to provide CF. IIRC, the receipt of the 113K includes income accrued (i.e not paid from last quarter). Its okay to book revenue that is not paid because we cant expect most companies to pay up upon the issue of invoice. There is usually a terms of payment.
Will provide the CF recon if i can do it later.
NPAT also includes an interest element which is found in the investing and financing activities of CF. So you must shift the interest upwards from the investing and financing side to the Operating
@clim
Im not a pro, still considered green horn.
Reply to @sadisticnoob : hehe thanks bro. but at least u r working in the field ma, whereas we are all outsiders. :)
Lai la. mai gong bo jio.
i refer u a real pro. any accounting issue ask real pro.
@sadisticnoob
Reply to @clim : I know.
Well. Hahaha
To add you can never book a revenue just because you receive cash or AR. It's accrued accounting that one has to consider. the form to which revenue exists is rather immateria
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