Cash Flow 2 Operating Activites

[fuckthegoverment100]

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[waseemchughtai]

Thnak you Mam, you are great.................

[GalassiaGrassetto]

what about the difference between the indirect and direct methods??

[DarlinM1960]

Thank you for making Cash Flows so simplified!!!!

Student from Canada

[taynodick]

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[Desperate4changing]

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[novellez]

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[brandoe91]

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[alvinroven]

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[LtCrawl]

We're told to put the Accruals, Prepayments under the title of other expenses unless specified as seperate accounts in the P/L. Can you do a video on how to move all the figures around through the ledgers? This is what MOST of my class get stuck on.

[TheVuze11]

That was sooo useful. I have an exam in this tomorrow :D i hope it comes up now

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[pat36easy]

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[poshstars]

You r one in a million @ 2.10 it as never been cleared to me. now I just want to say thanks again 

[MrFabienc1]

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[kahika84]

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[propagandaz1]

Thank you for making this helpful video.

[love21101]

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[thisisouraccount]

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[butzloffrost]

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[6848811]

if the inventory number is NEGATIVE on OCF, does that mean the firm spent money purchasing raw materials? Or does it mean they didn't sell anything?

[2254170]

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[2254170]

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[DAVISITO25]

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[Mr81points]

god she is amazing.

[pr1nyc1]

I know the indirect method is the most common reporting standard, but unfortunately, i have to learn direct and indirect.

[StokedErik]

I love you. So fun to learn from you. You have a great attitude and a wonderful teaching style. Thanks for being here. You rock!

[kimcheolho]

I find it confusing what to subtract and what to add.....

[iym666]

G-d bless you...Let's do this again for M&A accounting next quarter...

[ToRiMA7411]

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[mazenasi]

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[naranji22]

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[khelo123]

if only she could do my exam 

[joemols]

SusanCrosson <-----can walk on water....fyi

[AIOAccounting]

This is the indirect method since we are starting with net income.

[johntwood69]

Is this indirect or direct method?

[ASKROSE]

@johntwood69 this is the direct method. My professor is teaching us the indirect method because it is the method GAAP prefers but most companies use direct

[sohailjana]

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[Claviale]

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[greenprocess]

The funniest thing is the gay that is behind the camera breathing makes that much effort to push play . What is your main motivation to do this videos??? the rating may change in other videos .

[750dmc]

I turn to you when cramming time comes! Thanks for all your help!

[flinagin]

@750dmc I wish i new about these videos before cramming time lol :p

[windvent]

gains and losses are to be added back to net income - it's ok. But as to income tax - what about deffered tax assets and liabilities? You should take account of this as well.

Neither cash generated from operations is separetely presented. This doesn't result in a mistake but it is a simplified form of Cash Flow Statement

[RaiderNation4Life18]

uhm, gains or loses on sales of PPE and/or investment acivitities is recorded in Investing, not operating activities

[MsIsaidit]

gains or losses are recorded in operating and proceeds from the sale are recorded in investing

[t8otti]

really helpful!

[jessixbaby]

i love this woman! this is so helpful esp. with finals coming up :)

[MsMandi]

Talk about saving my bacon! Very informative. Thank you so much for posting this.

[Ricky1HK]

very helpful

[5150dallan]

If inventory is sold on credit then it will show a decrease, but not an increase in cash. I don't follow that reconciliation.

[jian1107]

she said if the inventories decrease means compare to prior year you have less inventory in current year which means you sold more inventories that will increase your cash

[00firebird]

this stuff sucks i hate it... it makes finite math look appealing! and more logical..

[Leaderpass]

thanks a lot susan! nice explanations

[staffacct1]

i like your video's susan, they've really helped me

[mikez1]

Thank you very much.

[lwpiano]

Hi Susan, Thanks so much for these videos. Very good! I don't quite understand why you add 'losses' but subtract'gains' from PP&E transactions. Can you explaine a bit more?

[MBAGabe]

You add losses and subtract gains, because you start from "Net Income" on the statement of cash flows. Losses and gains are factored into Net Income, but they don't affect cash. Example: You earned $50k this year. Also, your house is struck by lightning, devaluing it $10k. Your "net income" this year then is $40k, because you lost $10k worth of an asset. However, if you haven't yet fixed the house, you still have $50k in cash. Add your 10k loss to your 40k net income to get your 50k cash.

[SuperVdiesel]

@MBAGabe Your example helped me, Can you give me an example for Gain, in a story, so I able to understanded it more, like the example you did above for adding losses. I dont' understand why we subract gains??? Plz Help

[rbehani777]

@SuperVdiesel Just assume that the value of your house appreciaed from 50k$ to 60k$, that is 10k$ gain but the cash you have in hand from your Income is still 50k$..

[SuperVdiesel]

@rbehani777 Thx you so much, with the example you give me, i was able to learn it. Thank you and god bless.

[TheKenPlace]

@MBAGabe if your house is struck by lightning, devaluing it $10k, that doesn't affect net income at all

[dimawinner]

WOW!!! I wish you were my teacher! Great explaination. With your help, I'll be ready for the exam tomorrow

[destepan]

Hi susan,

Just wanted to thank you for taking the time and effort to prepare these videos. They are very instrumental!

[morttino]

good job,tnank you...

[akantu]

I have an exam tomorrow.. im going into the final exam with 87.5% but didnt cover anything since midterm!!! Your cashflow videos are great and makes it easy to understand!! Ive never made a video but after my hopefully successful exam, I just might make one as a response! Thanks again! keep it up! :D

[Adil888]

thank u i have an exam tomorrow your video helps a lot ( i hope ) good job !

[odeesanchez]

thank u

[yasiryahoo]

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[CryBearARiver]

Hi Susan, I love your videos and they're absoulely awesome!!! You're way better than my professors I had from college. : )

[maxwest33]

Thanks for not only the video, but the way you present it. I'm studying for an accounting exam and this is amazing help. I also appreciate the enthusiasm you have for the subject.