Cash Flow Knowledge Base
Cash flow!? I need to know the actual norms that regulate the use of CASH FLOW in US(FASB)!! Well.. I found about US GAAP, FASB (with differnt numbers) Please help! I'm confused!
What is the cash flow per 3 months mean in moneybooker? Moneybooker says, an unactivated moneybooker account has a 1500 Euro cash flow per 3 months and an activated account has a 15000 Euro cash flow per 3 months. I want to know clearly, what is the cash flow? Is it mean that I can't receive any more money if I have received 1500 Euro to my unactivated moneybooker account per 3 months? Is the mean that I only could receive 15000 Euro at an activated moneybooker account?
What are the main reason for negative cash flow in a construction company? I am working in the company of my dad - a small construction company for bathrooms. I noticed a problem with the financials. The company posts a positive profit but has negative (almost zero) cash flow. From the view of a construction company, what could be the main reason for the negative cash flow? Where should I start looking to see where the money flows? Any ideas?
How does discounted cash flow valuation work? How does discounted cash flow valuation work? How does it differ from the other valuation methods? Why do you think the text refers to discounted cash flow as the valuation method “best justified by financial theory”? Explain your answer.
How do asset impairments effect the cash flow statement? If land or houses built and in inventory are impaired and "written down" to mkt value which reduces profit on the P&L as an expense or charge, why does this figure end up as an increase on the cash flow statement? Its a non-cash event is it not? Example: if you write down the value of land and a house (you're a builder) for $50,000 due to fallen prices, why does this $50,000 charge end up as an increase to the cash account and improve the cash flow statement? Obviously, I'm not an accountant and this seems very counter intuitive. If what I described is correct, you do not have an additional $50,000 in your bank account to spend. What am I missing?
How do I find a free listing of current cash flow note holders? I need a comprehensive list of cash flow note buyers and cash flow note holders. I would like to know if there is any mechanism that can enable me to do this free of charge. Government listings, company listings, or any website address that can lead me to the cash flow holders' listings would be beneficial.
What are some different ways to estimate cash flow? I work in the accounting department at a large law firm. I have some ideas on how to estimate cash flow in the coming year, but would like more suggestions. One way I am already doing is an excel spreadsheet that will examine the aging on recievables from last year, and the amount uncollected. Then take those percentages of beginning A/R (ie: what % of Januarys recievables were collected in Jan, then Feb, then Mar, then written off) and apply them to projected billables for the coming year. Does anyone have any other good suggestions?
What is the capitalized cash flow method? I came upon a term I did not fully understand. What is the capitalized cash flow method for assessing a rental properties value? Ten points for who ever answers first and provides a reference.
How to prepare an annual cash flow statement? I have a project which to make the annual cash flow statement for XYZ company from their quarterly reports. Should I just add up amount of cash receipts and cash expenditures for all three sections because I was told there are some tricky things when someone does that? Your help is much appreciated. I know how to make them, but I am not sure whether or not I should add cash (receipts or expenditures) in quarter 1, quarter 2, quarter 3, and quarter 4 to figure out the annual cash (receipts or expenditures)
The present value of a cash flow allows an investor to assess? A) the present value of a future cash flow. B) the value of a stream of cash flows in terms of the best and most certain alternative. C) what equivalent present payment would be equally acceptable in lieu of the investment under consideration. D) A and B. E) A, B, and C.
How do you draw up a monthly cash flow budget? I have to create a monthly cash flow budget for a kennel business that has just started out. At the end of the first month i need to have £18,000 to invest in. The system must also produce an overdraft requirement of at least £14,000 in the 4th month. Im really struggling on what i need to include and i cant find much on monthly cash flow budgets on the internet. Please help ASAP!!!
How can I start investing in realestate so I can create a cash flow? I don't have any money for down payments, my income is low, (about 3,500 per month), my credit score is low, and I'm in the process of selling my home in a short sale. I want to create this cash flow as a means of supplement income and then eventually my main source of income. Is this doable?
Where can I get insurance for my unsecured cash flow notes? I have unsecured cash flow notes and wondering where I can get insurance in case they were defaulted on. I heard some cash flow note insurance companies charge a one time premium of 15% of the principal. Where can I find a reliable insurer for my cashflow notes?
How do I increase my cash flow in mafia wars? I got a negative cash flow in my finances within my profile how do I increase it? I know by adding people I increase it and buy property, but its still at $100 per hour. My totally hourly income is $18,550 from properties... How does this make any sense Details Finances Total Income$100/ hour Total Upkeep-$14,730/ hour Cash Flow -$14,630/ hour Question remains how do I increase my Total Income?
Why would someone sell a positive cash flow real estate? I don't understand why someone would sell a positive cash flow real estate. I found a whole bunch of properties. Some of them have tenants already inside. What should I be weary about? What should I look for? In addition: It's a nice area. A college town. There are a couple foreclosures in the area and a couple people are selling houses that have a positive cash flow. Something is going on in that city.
Is Paypal experiencing cash flow problems because so many people are complaining that transactions on hold? A lot of people are experiencing the practise of having their payments received frozen for a multitude of reasons by Paypal,especially when selling on eBay.Many people are now refunding purchases to free them from the obligation of shipping an item because they are not guaranteed that their funds will be released.Paypal might have been gambling with peoples money abroad and now experience a cash flow problem.Can anyone shed some light?
Where can I find cash flow positive properties? I am looking for a market that will provide an investment property at a price in which the cash flow will be positive after 100% financing, and renting. Where can I find housing prices and rental prices that are good enough to make a cash flow positive investment?
Can property lease payments be added back to cash flow in a commercial mortgage? If an established business exists on a leased property (and will be moving into the new property after closing), can the lease payments be added back to the cash flow when determining the approval amount for loan? I will not renew my lease if I can find a nice piece of commercial property. I dont understand why not. To me it is like telling a renter interested in purchasing a home that their qualifying amount is based on their income AFTER they pay their rent. It doesnt make sense. The only difference is that the business owner can take that expense off their taxes.
What to include in initial investment in cash flow? In a typical cash flow statement for year 0, do you include the total investment or just the equity investment that one injected into the project? Also, when calculating the NPV/IRR, does one use the total investment or just the equity part? E.g. if the equity part (such as through stocks or out-of-pocket cash) is 25% and debt financing is 75% - do you include the whole 100% in year 0 and as part of the NPV calculation or only the 25%?
Since we think cash flow is very important? Since we think cash flow is very important, do you think it would be useful to understand the factors that may impact cash flow? If so, what would some of those factors be?
How much net cash flow did Company A generate over the past year? Company A had net sales of $90,000 over the past year. It's operating costs (excluding depreciation) were $65,000, and its depreciation expense was $7,000. The company has no amortization charges, but it does have $30,000 worth of debt at a 10% annual interest rate. If the firm's rate is 40%, how much net cash flow did Company A generate over the past year?
How do you see what a company is investing in from it's cash flow? So like when you look at a company say MasterCard Inc. If you look at their cash flow statement on msnmoney there is a sections that shows cash being used to purchase investmets listed as "purchase of investments"! My question where can you find what exactly they are purchasing as investments with that money? Like if they are buying stock etc. Etc. Any ideas?
Can an employer withhold paychecks due to cash flow issues? I work for a small business that due to poor managment is suffering cash flow issues. For the past several months paychecks to all employees have gotten increasing inconsistent. None of the employees have volunteered to not be paid in order to salvage the business. Is this legal?
How do I syphon excess from an excel row in a cash flow? I need help! I am doing a cash flow for a new business and need to create a formula in excel. The workbook is currently 4 sheets - one of which is the cash flow. I want a formula which will move anything over the figure 200 to a separate cell ever month. So if for example, that cell had 356 in it, 156 would get transferred into another row (lets say 'over flow'. I'm using Office 2007 Thanks
Why is "cash received from sale of company building" considered Operating Cash Flow? My financial statements book (Scheweser's chartered financial analyst guide) says that profit on sale of building is NOT considered cash flow from operations, but "cash received from sale of company building" is. And then it goes on to say that "cash received from sale of company building" is considered investing cash flow. Which one of these is right?
Consideration of Depreciation and Debt to Creditors in Cash Flow? Hi, I am wondering shall we consider depreciation, as in deduct it from our (eg. Company) cash flow when we are trying to come out a Cash & Cash Equivalent Sheet? And something I don't understand is that why are "Increase in amounts due to creditors" be treated as an addition to the Cash Flow? Hope someone can help. Thanks. Thanks EJ for the points regarding debt to creditor, however, the depreciation as i saw is deduct from the cashflow, not add on it >.<
How do I calculate the dividends on a cash flow statement problem? In the following cash flow statement problem (URL below), the dividends are given to me. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgP3zvIycqXDG3LxQRxAdaXsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080511225733AACdQda However, I now have a problem that simply says "dividends were declared and paid during the year." How would I go about calculating the dividends from the information given?
How to calculate drawings and capital for a statement of cash flow? I have to calculate the drawings and capital for a statement of cash flow in accounting. I just have no idea how to do it. Information: In 2007 the capital was 214 000 and in 2008 it was 157 330 The total liability and owner's equity = 267 824 and there's a net loss from the Income statement, which is 55 770 If anyone can help, thanks in advance.
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