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In preparation of fund flow statement How can you treat If the working capital decreases?
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when working capital decreases it should be written under the head SOURCES OF FUNDS in fund flow statement. and when W/C increases it should be written under APPLICATION OF FUNDS.
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What is a working capital statement?
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What do you mean by funds flow analysis.explain the mechanism involved in preparation of funds flow statement?
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What defference between cash flow and funds flow ststement?
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What affect does an increase or decrease in accounts payable have on the statement of cash flow?
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What is the difference between fund flow statement and cash flow statement?
nothing both r similarAlternate answer:The fund flow statement shows the sources and uses of working capital. Working capital equals current assets minus current liabilities (usually excluding the short term portion of interest bearing debt). The cash flow statement explains the change in cash (and cash equivalents), by showing the change in cash as a result of operating, investing and financing activities. The sum of these equal the change in cash over the period.An important difference is that working capital is broader than 'just' cash (and cash equivalents). For example, working capital can increase even though cash is decreasing (for example when the increase in inventory and accounts receivables is larger than the cash decline).Nowadays companies provide a cash flow statement.
What are the determinate of working capital?
conclusion of determinant of working capital
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What is optimal working capital?
Optimal working capital is that point where exact amount of working capital is available to run day to day activities and there is no excess or shortage of working capital at any point.
