When current assets increase on balance sheets what happens on cash flow?
Decrease from Net Income
When current assets decrease on balance sheets what effect does it have on cash flow?
Increases the net income
When current liabilities increase on balance sheets what does it do on cash flow?
It increases net income
When current liabilities decrease on balance sheets what happens to cash flows?
It decreases net income
activity: from cash sales to customers
Operating, cash inflow
activity: from collections on credit sales
operating, cash inflow
activity: from receipt of dividend revenue
operating, cash inflow
activity: from receipt of interest revenue
operating, cash inflow
activity: to pay operating expenses
operating, cash outflow
activity: to pay salaries and wages
operating, cash outflow
activity: to pay taxes and fines
operating, cash outflow
activity: to pay interest owed
operating, cash outflow
activity: to pay suppliers for goods and services
operating, cash outflow
activity: from selling intangible assets
investing, cash inflow
activity: from selling PPE
investing, cash inflow
activity: from selling long-term investments
investing, cash inflow
activity: from selling short-term investments
investing, cash inflow
activity: from collecting principal on notes receivable
investing, cash inflows
activity: from selling (discounting) of notes receivable
investing, cash inflows
activity: to buy intangible assets
investing, cash outflows
activity: to loan money in return for notes receivable
investing, cash outflow
activity: to buy PPE
investing, cash outflow
activity: to buy short-term investments
investing, cash outflow
activity: to buy long-term investments
investing, cash outflow