Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Difference between CASH FLOW and FUND FLOW




FUND FLOW:
*Statement of source of fund and application of funds for a particular accounting period.
* It shows the future fund activities.
* It explains the increase or decrease of Working capital.
* This helps inverstors to know the future funding activities.

CASH FLOW:
* Factual presentation of inflow and outflow of cash.
* explains cash and cash equivalent movements for a particular accounting period.
*Types:
   1. Direct -  i. Operating Activities.
       ii. Investment Activiites.
    iii. Financial Activities.
   2. Indirect -  Net Income and adjustments to that income
* It explains to investors to understand the operations and functions for company how they have spent and from where the money is coming to the company.




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