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Strand 2 Chapter 24: Topic 66 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement (pages 296–7)

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1 Strand 2 Chapter 24: Topic 66 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement (pages 296–7)

2 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
What is Cash Flow? Cash flow is the amount of money coming into and going out of a business over a period of time. Cash is described the ‘lifeblood’ of a business. What do you think this means?

3 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
What Is a Cash Flow Statement? A cash flow statement or cash budget shows the planned flow of cash in and out of a business over time. It shows: The expected income over a period of time The expected total payments divided into fixed costs and variable costs for the same period The expected net cash (expected receipts minus expected payments) each month The opening cash and closing cash each month

4 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Traders Ltd cash flow statement In this example, we’ll look at how to prepare a cash flow statement for Traders Ltd. This is taken from pages 296–7 of the textbook. Follow each step to see how the account builds.

5 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
The following information relates to Traders Ltd for the four-month period January to April. There was an opening cash amount of €4,500 on 1 January.

6 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Here is the blank statement. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS PAYMENTS

7 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter OPENING CASH – January. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS PAYMENTS OPENING CASH 4,500

8 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter OPENING CASH – Total. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS PAYMENTS OPENING CASH 4,500

9 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Next, enter planned RECEIPTS. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS PAYMENTS OPENING CASH 4,500

10 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned sales … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 PAYMENTS OPENING CASH 4,500

11 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Expected receipt of government grant (March) … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 PAYMENTS OPENING CASH 4,500

12 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter totals for all planned receipts (Jan–Apr). Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS OPENING CASH 4,500

13 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Next, enter planned PAYMENTS. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS OPENING CASH 4,500

14 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned purchase of materials … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 OPENING CASH 4,500

15 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned purchase of new computer system … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 OPENING CASH 4,500

16 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned wage payments … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 OPENING CASH 4,500

17 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned electricity bills … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 OPENING CASH 4,500

18 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned telephone bills … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 OPENING CASH 4,500

19 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned car expenses (fleet service in March) … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 OPENING CASH 4,500

20 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned advertising … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 OPENING CASH 4,500

21 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Planned insurance payment … Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 OPENING CASH 4,500

22 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter totals for all planned payments (Jan–Apr). Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 OPENING CASH 4,500

23 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter NET CASH (Total Receipts LESS Total Payments). Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 NET CASH 6,060 9,800 15,520 –8,360 23,020 OPENING CASH 4,500

24 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter CLOSING CASH for January (Net Cash PLUS Opening Cash). Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 NET CASH 6,060 9,800 15,520 –8,360 23,020 OPENING CASH 4,500 CLOSING CASH 10,560

25 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Carry Closing Cash from January into February. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 NET CASH 6,060 9,800 15,520 –8,360 23,020 OPENING CASH 4,500 10,560 CLOSING CASH

26 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter Closing Cash for February. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 NET CASH 6,060 9,800 15,520 –8,360 23,020 OPENING CASH 4,500 10,560 CLOSING CASH 20,360

27 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Carry Closing Cash from February into March. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 NET CASH 6,060 9,800 15,520 –8,360 23,020 OPENING CASH 4,500 10,560 20,360 CLOSING CASH

28 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter Closing Cash for March. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 NET CASH 6,060 9,800 15,520 –8,360 23,020 OPENING CASH 4,500 10,560 20,360 CLOSING CASH 35,880

29 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Carry Closing Cash from March into April. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 NET CASH 6,060 9,800 15,520 –8,360 23,020 OPENING CASH 4,500 10,560 20,360 35,880 CLOSING CASH

30 Preparing a Cash Flow Statement
Enter Closing Cash for April. Details Jan Feb Mar Apr Total RECEIPTS Sales 20,900 27,000 24,500 24,200 96,600 Government grant 10,000 TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,500 106,600 PAYMENTS Materials 12,500 14,000 15,800 20,500 62,800 Computer system 9,600 Wages 1,800 7,200 Electricity 250 300 550 Telephone 180 220 400 Motor expenses 150 950 1,400 Advertising 210 840 Insurance 790 TOTAL PAYMENTS 14,840 17,200 18,980 32,560 83,580 NET CASH 6,060 9,800 15,520 –8,360 23,020 OPENING CASH 4,500 10,560 20,360 35,880 CLOSING CASH 27,520

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