This document presents the direct and indirect methods for calculating net cash from operating activities for a company. Using the direct method, it shows the company had $6.22 million in collections from customers and made payments of $4.14 million to trade creditors, $720,000 for salaries, and $560,000 for insurance, resulting in $373,000 of net cash from operating activities after taxes and interest. The indirect method starts with a profit of $1.08 million, makes adjustments for depreciation, changes in accounts, and results in the same $373,000 net cash amount.
This document presents the direct and indirect methods for calculating net cash from operating activities for a company. Using the direct method, it shows the company had $6.22 million in collections from customers and made payments of $4.14 million to trade creditors, $720,000 for salaries, and $560,000 for insurance, resulting in $373,000 of net cash from operating activities after taxes and interest. The indirect method starts with a profit of $1.08 million, makes adjustments for depreciation, changes in accounts, and results in the same $373,000 net cash amount.
This document presents the direct and indirect methods for calculating net cash from operating activities for a company. Using the direct method, it shows the company had $6.22 million in collections from customers and made payments of $4.14 million to trade creditors, $720,000 for salaries, and $560,000 for insurance, resulting in $373,000 of net cash from operating activities after taxes and interest. The indirect method starts with a profit of $1.08 million, makes adjustments for depreciation, changes in accounts, and results in the same $373,000 net cash amount.
This document presents the direct and indirect methods for calculating net cash from operating activities for a company. Using the direct method, it shows the company had $6.22 million in collections from customers and made payments of $4.14 million to trade creditors, $720,000 for salaries, and $560,000 for insurance, resulting in $373,000 of net cash from operating activities after taxes and interest. The indirect method starts with a profit of $1.08 million, makes adjustments for depreciation, changes in accounts, and results in the same $373,000 net cash amount.
Payments to trade creditors - 4,140,000 Payments for salaries - 720,000 Payments for insurance - 560,000 Cash generated from operations 800,000 Income taxes paid - 252,000 Interest paid - 175,000 Net cash from operating activities 373,000
(b) INDIRECT METHOD
Profit before income tax 1,080,000
Gain on sale of equipment - 100,000 Depreciation expense 220,000 Operating income before capital working charges 1,200,000 Decrease in accounts receivable 120,000 Increase in inventory - 280,000 Decrease in accounts payable - 160,000 Increase in prepaid insurance - 180,000 Increase in salaries payable 100,000 Cash generated from operations 800,000 Income taxes paid - 252,000 Interest paid - 175,000 Net cash from operating activities 373,000