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100                               Corporate Finance                      BRILLIANT’S


                  V.  Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the
                      period                                                                        -----
                      Cash-in-hand                                                    -----
                      Cash-at-bank                                                    -----
                      Short-term  Deposits                                            -----
                      Marketable  Securities                                          -----
                  Less : Bank Overdraft/Cash  Credit                                 (-----)        -----
                  VI. Cash and Cash Equivalents at the end of the period
                      (IV + V)
                      Cash-in-hand                                                    -----
                      Cash-at-bank                                                    -----
                      Short-term  Deposits                                            -----
                      Marketable  Securities                                          -----
                  Less : Bank  Overdraft/Cash Credit                                 (-----)       -----

                  2. Indirect Method  NPP                     2. BZS>m`aoŠQ> _oWS>
                      Under the indirect method, the net cash     BZS>m`aoŠQ> _oWS> Ho$ AÝVJ©V Am°naoqQ>J EpŠQ>{dQ>rO
                  flow from operating activities is determined  go ZoQ> H¡$e âbmo H$m {ZYm©aU ZoQ> àm°{\$Q> `m bm°g H$mo ES>OñQ>
                  by adjusting net profit or loss for the following
                                                              H$aHo$ {ZåZ{c{IV Am`Q>åg Ho$ {bE {H$`m OmVm h¡:
                  items:
                  (a) Non-cash  items  such  as  depreciation,  (a) Zm°Z-H¡$e  Am`Q>åg  O¡go  S>o{à{gEeZ,  àmopìhOZ,
                      provisions, deferred taxes and unrealized   S>o\$S>© Q>¡Šgog Ed§ \$m°aoZ EŠgM|O JoÝg ({Ogo dgyb
                      foreign exchange gains and losses;          Zht {H$`m J`m h¡) d bm°gog Ho$ {bEŸ&
                  (b) Changes during the period in inventories  (b) Cg Ad{Y _| BÝdoÝQ>arO Ed§ Am°naoqQ>J go [agrdo~ëg
                      and operating  receivables and  payable;    Ed§ noE~b _| n[adV©ZŸ&
                      and
                  (c) All other items for which the cash effects  (c) AÝ` Eogr g^r Am`Q>åg {OZHo$ {bE H¡$e BÝdopñQ>¨J
                      are investing or financing cash flows.      `m \$m`ZopÝg¨J H¡$e âbmo h¡Ÿ&
                      The  indirect  method  is  also  known  as  BZS>m`aoŠQ> _oWS> H$mo '[aH$pÝg{bEeZ _oWS>' ^r
                  'reconciliation  method'  because  it  reconciles  H$hm OmVm h¡ Š`m|{H$ Bg_| àm°{\$Q>-bm°g AH$mCÝQ> Ûmam
                  the net profit or loss as shown in the profit and  Xem©E JE ZoQ> àm°{\$Q> `m bm°g H$m Am°naoqQ>J EpŠQ>{dQ>rO
                  loss  account  with  the  net  cash  flow  from
                  operating activities as shown in the cash flow  go hmoZo dmco ZoQ> H¡$e âbmo go {_cmZ {H$`m OmVm h¡Ÿ&
                  statement.
                                             Cash  Flow  Statement  of.........Co.
                                                For the year ended................

                                              Particulars                                (`)      (`)
                  I.  Cash Flows from Operating Activities:
                  A. Net Profit as per Profit & Loss A/c
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