Day Two with Jimmy Gentry: Understanding Financial Statements
Unlocking Financial Statements (2012) - Day 4 by Jimmy Gentry
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UnlockingFinancial Statements
Day 4
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Schedule for Week Day 1: Introduction to financial
statements Day 2: Income statement Day 3: Balance sheet Day 4: Cash flows Day 5: Beyond the basics
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Statement of Cash Flows
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Accrual Method Records revenues as soon as the “sale”
occurs Records expenses as soon as the bill is
received IE, transactions enter the financial
records when they occur, not when cash changes hands
Accrual method, therefore, shows “scores,” not real spendable dollars
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Statement of Cash Flows Record of cash provided by cash
sources and of cash consumed by cash uses.
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Cash Flows (cont.) Information about use of cash Information about investing and financing Ability to continue as a going concern Ability to generate future positive cash
flows Ability to meet obligations and pay
dividends
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Cash Flows From operations From investing From financing
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Flexibility Companies have some flexibility in
categories for entries. Total change in cash, however, will not
change. Overwhelming majority of all accounting
standards deal with balance sheet and income statement, not cash flows statement.
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Cash and Cash Equivalents The category Cash and Cash
Equivalents shows how much “cash” the company had at the start or end of a period.
Note the changes in this category.
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Free Cash Powerful tool for making a company
successful Powerful indicator for investors Cash that is left over after productive
capacity is maintained or expanded Permits expansion, paying down debt,
buying back shares, etc.
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Free Cash Several ways to calculate it Companies create their own models Gross way to do it:
Cash from operating activities Minus capital expenditures Equals free cash flow
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American Standard Model
Cash from operating activities Minus capital expenditures Plus proceeds from disposal of property Plus proceeds from sale and
leasebacks Equals free cash flow
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VF Model Cash from operating Minus cash used in investing
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Finding Company’s Formula Often requires you to do some digging
in the 10-K
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Presented by:
James K. Gentry, Ph.D. Clyde M. Reed Teaching Professor School of Journalism and Mass Communications University of Kansas [email protected]
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