FA 45 - Statement of Cash Flows Explained

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[@teeyoo9315]

This was by far the most easiest, and cleanest explanation on cash flow I’ve ever seen. Thank you kind sir

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[@Tony-Bell]

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[@Tony-Bell]

Wow! Good job Lena - I know you've worked hard. You earned it - congrats!!

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Thanks Tony! I've been watching your videos since accounting 101 and now I'm reviewing for the Canadian CFE. :)

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i study this when i was in my college it was not explained to us by my prof unliked yours its interesting can easily understood it was year 1991 i took the board exams but i failed at the age of 60 i'm still enjoy studying it and planning to take cpa board exams.

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Thank you for making this so much easier to understand. I often get so lost in the accounting textbook.

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Fridges r not operating? Long term asset!! Awesome ty

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Thank you! And I'm hoping to update them this summer, but we'll see, coronavirus is making life difficult!

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Thankyou Tony,, great videos. Do you have anything that is a bit more advanced for the Statement of changes in equity? Eg. Prior year numbers given and adjusting entries for depreciation and common and preferred shares with a cash dividend declared but not paid because not enough cash, stock and split dividends, contributed surplus and other accumulated income? Having a hard time understanding that statement with all those variables :((

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Hi Tony! I love your style of teaching. What drawing software are you using in this video?

[@Tony-Bell]

Microsoft OneNote

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[@LenaSlavova]

Professor I have some difficulty distinguishing between financing and investing activities. Could you please explain how I can make the difference? Because both investing and financing activities include making a payment but what's the difference ?

[@Tony-Bell]

So financing activities are typically those involving LT - Liabilities and SE accounts (issuing shares, paying debts, paying dividends). Investing activities are all about LT-Assets (Buying equipment, Buying Investments, selling equipment etc...)

[@M23jnba]

I'm attending UNLV(Las Vegas), I have to pass the accounting competency exam. Does it matter if I learn it Canadian GAAP(Your course) or American GAAP? Not sure if there is a difference comparing to my university's teaching.

[@Tony-Bell]

They should be very very close at this level. Plenty of Americans have used these videos and I haven't heard of any issues...(other than my funny accent..)

[@aussie7137]

What does it mean if the number (total) in the financing section is positive? Would it mean that I have received “x” amount of dollars in the form of say a loan? My thinking behind this is that the cashflow statement shows you how much cash you have… so if I have received cash in the form of a loan then I have cash on hand no?

[@Tony-Bell]

You've got it - positive financing cash flow means we borrowed money or issued shares!

[@ronalynmallari6428]

Cash received from customers does it include the receivables?

[@teeyoo9315]

Day to day activities-Operating

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Your Canadian!, no way, you sounded like a Brit to me :)

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We can’t download the problem Sir

[@Tony-Bell]

Should be at this link: www.accountingworkbook.com/uploads/4/9/8/9/49896931/financial_accounting_workbook_version_2_point_1.pdf