FA 45 - Statement of Cash Flows Explained

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Module 11 examines the statement of cash flows. This is one of the most complex topics of an introductory accounting class, we learn to classify cash flows as operating, investing, or financing, and we learn how changes in asset, liability, and equity accounts effect cash flows.
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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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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?

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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 ?

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Cash received from customers does it include the receivables?

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