ACCOUNTING GRADE 12 CASH FLOW STATEMENT MS. E. DAMON

Introduction

A cash flow statement is a financial statement that provides aggregate data regarding all cash inflows a company receives from its ongoing operations and external investment sources. It also includes all cash outflows that pay for business activities and investments during a given period.

Transactions must be segregated into three types of activities presented on the cash flow statement:

  1. Cash flow from Operating Activities 
  2. Cash flow from Investing activities 
  3. Cash flow from Financing activities

In our lesson today we will be focusing on the Cash flow from Operating Activities. 

Task

Prepare the Cash flow from Operating Activities with the information given below:

Statement of profit and loss and other comprehensive income for the year ended 28February2019

Sales 500 000 
Cost of sales  (200 000)
Gross profit  300 000 
Other Income  60 000 
Gross Operating income  360 000 
Operating expenses  (180 000) 
 Financing costs  (30 000)
Net profit before taxation  150 000 
Income tax  (42 000)
Net profit after tax  108 000 

Other incomes include dividends received of R50 000. Operating expenses include depreciation and a loss on the sale of equipment.

Statement of financial position

  2019 2018
Assets     
Non current assets  1160000 1020000
Fixed assets  880 000 800 000
Financial assets  280 000 220 000
Current assets  321 000 345 000
Stock  175 000 188 000
Trade and other receivables  45 000 25 000
Cash and cash equivalents  101 000 132 000
Total assets  1481000  1365000
Equity and liabilities     
Shareholders equity  1138000  1060000 
Ordinary share capital  700 000  600 000
Retained income  143 000 215 000
Other components of equity  135 000 45 000
Ordinary shareholders equity  978 000  860 000
Preference share capital  160 000  200 000 
Non current liabilities  120 000  150 000
Loan C-bank  120 000  150 000 
Current Liabilities  223 000  155 000
Trade and other payables  115 000  55 000 
Shareholders for dividend  78 000  70 000
Short term loan  30 000  30 000
Total equity and Liabilities  1481000  1365000 

Additional information:

Share Capital 

Authorised:

1 500 000 ordinary shares

100 000 5% redeemable preference shares

Issued :

  • 1 200 000 ordinary shares at the beginning of the year @R600 000
  • 200 000 ordinary shares during the year @R100 000
  • 1 400 000 ordinary shares at the end of the year = R700 000.

Preference shares:

  • 25 000 5% redeemable preference shares at the beginning of the year @ R200 000
  • (5 000) 5% redeemable preference shares redeemed during the year @ R40 000.
  • 20 000 5% redeemable preference shares at the end of the year = R160 000.

Preference shares were redeemed from profits on 1 September 2018. A dividend for 6 months was paid to these shareholders. Ordinary shares were issued on 30 September 2018.

An interim dividend of 5 cent per share was declared to ordinary shareholders on 1 August 2018 and was paid on 30 August 2018.

A final dividend was declared for preferance shareholders and 5 cents per share for ordinary shareholders at the end of the financial year.

Depreciation:

Land and buildings was revaluated from R400000 to R450000 during the year.

No vehicles were bought or sold during the financial year. Depreciation on vehicles of R20000 was written off in the current financial year. The book value of vehicles was R50 000 on 28 February 2018.

The depreciation on equipment for the current financial year is R6000. New equipment was bought during the financial year, while old equipment with a book value of R30 000 was sold for R25 000 at the beginning of the financial year.

SARS:

Included in trade and other receivables was Sars (2018) R4500.

Included in trade and other payables was Sars (2019) R8000. 

Process

Format:

Cash flow from Operating Activities

Cash receipt from customers  xxx 
- Cash paid to suppliers and employees  xxx 
= Cash generated from Operating activities  xxx 
Dividends received  xxx 
Interest expense  xxx 
Tax paid  xxx 
Dividends paid  xxx 
Net cash flow from Operating Activities  xxx

Cash receipt from customers 

Revenue  xxx 
+ Opening balance Trade and other receivables  xxx 
- Closing balance Trade and other receivables  xxx 
  Xxx 

Cash paid to suppliers and employees 

Revenue  xxx 
- profit before taxation  xxx
= expenditure for the year  xxx
Interest paid xxx
Investment income  xxx
Depreciation  xxx
Profit/loss on sale of asset  xxx
Increase/decrease in inventories xxx
Increase/decrease in trade and other payables  xxx
  Xxx 

Reconciliation of profit before taxation with cash generated from Operating Activities 

Profit before taxation  xxx 
Dividends received  xxx 
Interest expense  xxx 
Depreciation  xxx
Profit/loss on sale of asset  xxx
Operating profit before changes in working capital  xxx
Increase/ decrease in inventories  xxx
Increase/ decrease in trade and other payables  xxx
Increase/ decrease in trade and other receivables  xxx
Cash generated from Operating Activities  xxx

 

Evaluation

Rubric 

1. Distinguish between ordinary shares and preference shares 
2. Analyze information 
3. Calculate efficiently 
4. Understand the difference between income and expenditure 
5. Apply the information given 

Memorandum

Cash Flow from Operating Activities 

Cash receipt from customers  475500
- Cash paid to suppliers and employees  (274000)
= Cash generated from Operating Activities  201500
Dividends received  50 000
Interest expense  (30 000)
Tax paid  (29 500)
Dividends paid  (132000)
Net cash flow from Operating Activities  60 000

Cash receipt from customers

Revenue  500000
+ Opening balance Trade and other receivables  20 500
- Closing balance Trade and other receivables  (45000)
  475500

Cash paid to suppliers and employees

Revenue  500000 
- Profit before tax (150000)
= Expenditure for the year 350000
Interest paid (30 000)
Investment income  50 000
Depreciation (20000+6000) (26 000)
Profit/loss on sale of asset (30000-25000) (5 000)
Increase/decrease in inventories (188000-175000) (13 000)

Increase/ decrease in trade and other payables(55000-107000)

(52 000)
  201500

Reconciliation of profit before tax with cash generated from operations

Profit before tax 150000
Dividends received  (50000)
Interest expense  30 000
Depreciation  26 000
Profit/loss on sale of asset  5 000
Operating profit before working capital changes 161000
Increase/decrease in inventories 13 000
Increase/decrease in trade and other receivables  52 000
Increase/decrease in trade and other payables  (24500)
Cash generated from Operating Activities  201500

 

Conclusion

In the following lesson we will work on the investing Activities. Also complete the question 21.9 for homework. (Fundamental Accounting 7th Edition) 

Credits

Fundamental Accounting (David Flynn and Carolina Koornhof), 7th Edition 

Teacher Page

Learners are welcome to contact me if they have any questions. 

Contact Details

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