Analysis of cash flow statement?

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Hippay asked:


I’m analyzing cash flow statement: Other non-current assets end/beginning: 476,528/518,074.

But the analysis says: “No “other” non-current assets (which relate to investing activities” were purchased this period. How do you reckon the decrease then?

Another question:
Depreciation and amortization end/beginning: 2,277,842/2,048,510

Yet here they write that depreciation and amortization totaled 234,230 i.e. slightly more than a simple calculation of the change. Why?

Katharine

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One Response to “Analysis of cash flow statement?”

  • mule:

    The period hence more depreciation.
    The beginning of additional depreciable assets during the period hence more than calculation because there must have been fully amortized at the decrease most likely due to lower net book values from assets during the calculations depr and amotization slightly more than calculation because.
    The calculations depr and amotization slightly more depreciation.

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