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Cash Flow Solutions2
Cash Flow Solutions2
Question 1
Workings
Interest Paid 20 + 7 8= 19
Tax Paid 35+ 7 -10 = 32
20marks
5 marks
Question 2
Question 3
Explain why the effect of purchasing a fixed asset for cash is not the
same in the cash flow statement as in the profit and loss account
The purchase of a fixed asset for cash involves a cash outflow from
the business for the whole purchase price. This will be reflected as
capital expenditure in the cash flow statement for the year.
However, the fixed asset remains in use in the business.
Depreciation is over the period of its useful life. The original
purchase of the fixed asset has no impact on the profit and loss
account, but the periodic charges for depreciation do have an
impact, in that they reduce profit. The effect of the fixed asset
purchase, therefore, is reflected in a single transaction in one year
in the cash flow statement. However, the profit and loss account is
affected throughout the assets useful life because of the
depreciation charge.
Question 4
Question 5
Question 6
Depreciation 5
Gain on Disposals (1)
Total Adjusted Profit (9)
Interest Paid 0
Tax Paid 0
Net cash inflow from operating activities 32
15 marks
Question 7
Note these can written along with the tax and interest payments higher
up