Archive for November, 2009
This is my cash flow statement, for some reason it is not balancing. i think i have included everything i?
my cash flow st. didn’t balance. i thought i included everything from the income statement n balance sheet that was necessary, but im off by 5000, the cash balance is supposed to be -1000. can anyone help?
Cash Flows from Operations
Net Income $20.7
Depreciation Expense 5.0
Change in Premiums Receivable (3.7)
Change in Accounts Payable 1.9
Change in Medical Cost Payable 3.9
Total Cash Flows from Investing $27.8
Cash Flows from Investing
Change in Net Fixed Assets $(1.7)
Total Cash Flows from Investing $(1.7)
Cash Flows from Financing
Change in Long-term Debt $(12.9)
Change in Marketable Securities (18.2)
Total Cash Flows from Financing $(31.1)
Net Change in Cash Balance $(5.0)
Brianna Maggini
How do you find the Present Value of a Single Cash Flow?
Hi, I am unsure how to do this question as it has an indefinite number of years:
Beginning at the end of this year and continuing indefinitely each year after, a school scholarhsip will pay a different student $6000 a year. Assuming a 6% discount rate, what is the present value cost of this scholarship to the school.
Could you please show your working out.
Thanks
Carter Kincheloe
On a CASH FLOW statement how can accounts receivable be negative can someone explain ALL THIS?
READ THEN ANSWER
Okay like if you look at the cash flow statement bellow it says money is going for accounts receivable what does this mean and is that a bad thing if it’s negative? Also how can depreciation be a positive number sometimes?
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cf?s=ALIF.OB
Brandon Hadsell






















