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Transcribed Image Text:Cash flow statements help users decide whether a comnpany has enough cash to pay Its debts.
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- What are the key reasons for financial managers to maintain cash reserves? How much or how little cash should be held on hand for the operations of a business?arrow_forwardFinancial statement users assess a business liquidity and solvency to see whether a business is generating enough cash to pay its debts True Falsearrow_forwardWhich of the following is not a use of the statement of cash flows? a.Helps creditors analyze the company's operations. b.Provides information about the sources of cash flows. c.Measures how efficiently the company's cash resources are being used. d.Provides insights into the quality and reliability of reported income.arrow_forward
- True or False A ratio that can be useful in analyzing a company's cash and liquidity is the operating cash flow ratio.arrow_forward1.Based on the sales forecast, the finance manager estimates the receipt of cash based on cash and ________. Group of answer choices accounts receivables inventory sales credit sales net incomearrow_forwardConsider the following statements. For each one of them state whether the statement is true or false and provide a brief explanation to support your answer. a) Financial accounting is targeted at external users while management accounting focuses on internal users. b) The trial balance is part of a company’s financial statements. c) Bank loans are always non-current liabilities. d) In accounting, revenues are recognised whenever there is a cash transfer. e) As understandability is one of the key characteristics of accounting according to the IASB conceptual framework, transactions that are too difficult should not be recognised in the accounts.arrow_forward
- What are the techniques that a company can use to manage cash balances?arrow_forwardCould anyone explain this question? indicate the financial statement on which the account’s balance should be found. Also, if the account is shown on a company’s balance sheet, indicate if it should appear in the asset section, liability section, retained earnings section, income section, or stockholders’ equity section. Accounts Receivable Note Receivable Discount on Note Receivable Bank Service Charge Expense Bad Debts Expense Sales Return Liability Interest Revenue Allowance for Doubtful Accounts Cash Over/ Short Interest Receivable Sales Returns and Allowancesarrow_forwardStatement of Cash , select the false statement a.The cash received from the sale of goods is a cash inflow b.Dividends paid to shareholders are recorded as a cash outflow c.Proceeds from the sale of bonds are recorded as a cash outflow d.A sale of a fixed asset is recorded as a cash inflowarrow_forward
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