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AE6.2

You have been trying to explain cash flow statements to your arts major flat mate. He thinks a company that makes a large profit will obviously have a large increase in cash. Complete the following table as a means of explaining to your flat mate why this will not always be the case.

Effect on

profit

Effect

on cash

Description of transaction

1

Increase

No effect

2

Decrease

No effect

3

No effect

Increase

4

No effect

Decrease

AE6.3

For each item listed, identify the activity and whether it is an inflow, an outflow, or of a non-cash nature.

Activity

Cash flow

e.g . Cash received from customers

(a) Dividends received

(b) Taxation paid

(c) Payments to suppliers and employees

(d) Interest paid

(e) Purchase of property, plant and equipment

(f) Bonus issue of shares

(g) Dividends paid

(h) Proceeds on sale of investments

(i) Interest received

(j) Long-term borrowing

(k) Goodwill write-down (impairment)

(l) Profit on sale of equipment

AE6.5

Classify each of the following items as:

a)     Cash or non-cash

b)    If cash, whether an inflow or an outflow

c)    If cash, what type of activity (operating, investing, financing)

No

Details

Cash or non-cash

Inflow or

outflow

Activity

A

Credit sales to customers

B

Cash received from customers

C

Interest paid

D

Increase in long-term loan

E

Advance to employees

F

Bonus issue of shares

G

Profit on sale of equipment

H

Purchase of equipment

I

Depreciation of equipment

J

Revaluation upwards of land

K

Proceeds on sale of equipment

L

Cash paid to suppliers

M

Interest received

AE6.6

You extract the following information on plant and equipment:

Year 1

Year 2

$

$

Statement of financial position

Assets: Non-current plant and equipment

67,293

76,937

Accumulated depreciation

(27,961)

(32,411)

Statement


Loss on sale of plant and equipment

3,764

Depreciation expense plant and equipment

8,216

Other: The book value of the plant and equipment sold was $6,179

Calculate for the period (Period 2):

a)    Cash purchase of plant and equipment

b)    Proceeds on sale of plant and equipment