Cash Flow Statement | Direct Method | Full Example

In this lesson, we go through a thorough example of the direct Method of the Cash Flow Statement. you will also get to learn the full format of the direct method of the Statement of Cash Flows. We go through the three sections of the cash flow statement:
1) Cash flows from operating activities
2) Cash flows from investing activities
3) Cash flows from financing activities
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On cash receipts from customer,if there were bad debts do I subtract it?

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So interesting video, thank you so much. I had a question about taking the dividend in the additional information and do not take the interest expenses of 8000 in the additional information. But, I think that you took the dividend 'coz the year is 2018 (current year), while the interest expense does not have year, it's means, we paid it last year 2017 if I am not mistaken. Just clarify me that idea, please. The rest of the exercise was clear and easy to understand. just practice and more practice.
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Thanks a lot sir
How about the owner first investment
In capital ac
Where it will go in cash flow statement
Financing activities or investing activities
I request you to ans me pls

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Hi so how do I calculate cash paid to suppliers and customers if we were not given sales we were only given profit from operations

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Why we didn't substract the loss on sale of disposal from operating expense?

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Hi sir
If I have for example, rent income, would i add it to cash receipts from customers?

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Shouldnt dividend paid be in the financing section of the cashflow statement?

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I'm confused on the indirect method you said we shouldn't provide for interest expense because it's on already been paid but here on direct method you say we entered the R8000 for interest expense

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what if there was no adjustment on prepaid expenses than what

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Why is cash paid for dividends in the operating activities and not the financing activities? I thought when dealing with equity it would be a financing activity

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Interest expense is not in financing activity ?? Please can someone replay 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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From the video and the lecturers explanation he considered the interest expense in the operating activities and also considered items that are in the equity and liabities side at the financing activities

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