Chapter 12 Flashcards

Cash Flow Statements (52 cards)

1
Q

When current assets increase on balance sheets what happens on cash flow?

A

Decrease from Net Income

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2
Q

When current assets decrease on balance sheets what effect does it have on cash flow?

A

Increases the net income

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3
Q

When current liabilities increase on balance sheets what does it do on cash flow?

A

It increases net income

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4
Q

When current liabilities decrease on balance sheets what happens to cash flows?

A

It decreases net income

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5
Q

activity: from cash sales to customers

A

Operating, cash inflow

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6
Q

activity: from collections on credit sales

A

operating, cash inflow

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7
Q

activity: from receipt of dividend revenue

A

operating, cash inflow

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8
Q

activity: from receipt of interest revenue

A

operating, cash inflow

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9
Q

activity: to pay operating expenses

A

operating, cash outflow

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10
Q

activity: to pay salaries and wages

A

operating, cash outflow

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11
Q

activity: to pay taxes and fines

A

operating, cash outflow

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12
Q

activity: to pay interest owed

A

operating, cash outflow

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13
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activity: to pay suppliers for goods and services

A

operating, cash outflow

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14
Q

activity: from selling intangible assets

A

investing, cash inflow

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15
Q

activity: from selling PPE

A

investing, cash inflow

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16
Q

activity: from selling long-term investments

A

investing, cash inflow

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17
Q

activity: from selling short-term investments

A

investing, cash inflow

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18
Q

activity: from collecting principal on notes receivable

A

investing, cash inflows

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19
Q

activity: from selling (discounting) of notes receivable

A

investing, cash inflows

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20
Q

activity: to buy intangible assets

A

investing, cash outflows

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21
Q

activity: to loan money in return for notes receivable

A

investing, cash outflow

22
Q

activity: to buy PPE

A

investing, cash outflow

23
Q

activity: to buy short-term investments

A

investing, cash outflow

24
Q

activity: to buy long-term investments

A

investing, cash outflow

25
activity: from issuing its common and preferred stock
financing, cash inflow
26
activity: from reissuing its treasury stock
financing, cash inflow
27
activity: from issuing its short and long term debt (notes payable and bonds payable)
financing, cash inflow
28
activity: from contributions by owners
financing, cash inflow
29
activity: to pay dividends to shareholders
financing, cash outflow
30
activity: to pay withdrawals by owners
financing, cash outflow
31
activity: to pay off its short and long term (NP and BP)
financing, cash outflow
32
activity: to purchase treasury stock
financing, cash outflow
33
Increase in accounts receivable
decrease in operating activities
34
increase in inventory
decrease in operating
35
decrease in investments
Counted as a sale of investments so put as increase under Investing activities (also might be a different amount under notes)
36
The building account was completely emptied and note says flood destructed it but insurance covered it and gave them proceeds of 32,000
proceeds from damage are an increase under investing, and the gain from flood damage is a decrease under operating
37
Accounts receivable is under
Operating
38
accounts payable is under
operating
39
inventory is under
operating
40
depreciation and amortization is under
noncash operating
41
net income is
at the top of cash flows
42
salaries expense, rent expense, utilities expense, and income taxes is under
operating
43
purchase of PPE (machinery, computers and office equipment, company vehicles, buildings, land, furniture) is under
Investing
44
Proceeds from the sale of long-term assets
Investing
45
purchases of other companies' securities
investing
46
sale of securities
investing
47
Issuing stock is under
Financing
48
Issuing Debt (cash inflows from taking out loans, payables/notes) is under
Financing
49
Repaying Debt (paying back loans) is under
Financing
50
Stock repurchases (treasury stock) is under
Financing
51
payment of dividends under
financing
52