Question :
Depreciation is a __________.
Option 1:
Cash expenditure
Option 2:
Cash operating expense
Option 3:
Non- cash non-operating expense
Option 4:
Non-cash operating expense
Correct Answer:
Solution : A fixed asset's book value gradually decreases as a result of depreciation. It is based on the asset's acquisition cost rather than its market worth. Since it is the process of writing off the already incurred capital investment, it does not represent a cash outflow.
Hence rhe Correct answer is option 4.
Cash outflows are the cost incurred on some project which are represented by -
Negative numbers
Positive numbers
Relative numbers
No effect
Which of the following statements states the difference between a cash flow statement and a cash budget?
The cash flow statement shows the movement of cash whereas the cash budget shows no cash movement
The cash flow statement is a part of the cash budget
Both 1 & 2
The cash flow statement shows the cash movement of the historical period whereas the cash budget shows the cash movement of the future period
Incomes/expenses that arise from transactions that are clearly different from the ordinary business activities and therefore are not expected to incur frequently are called:-
Prior period items
Extraordinary items
Abnormal items
Non-ordinary items
Question : Which of the following is not added as a Non-Cash Expense?
Option 1: Depreciation
Option 2: Goodwill amortized
Option 3: Interest on Debentures paid
Option 4: All of these
Question : Which of the following statement is incorrect?
Option 1: Loss on sale of fixed assets is added back and profit on sale of fixed assets is deducted from net profit while arriving at the cash flow from operating activities
Option 2: Depreciation is added back to net profit while calculating cash flows from operating activities
Option 3: Depreciation increase the value of net profit without reducing the cash balance as it is a non- cash item
Option 4: None of the above
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