The fund flow statement shows the changes in financial position between two balance sheet dates by indicating the sources and uses of funds. It involves preparing three statements: 1) a statement of changes in working capital, 2) a profit and loss appropriation account, and 3) a sources and uses of funds statement. The statement of changes in working capital illustrates changes in net working capital from sources or uses of funds. The fund flow statement reconciles the sources and uses of funds during the accounting period.
The fund flow statement shows the changes in financial position between two balance sheet dates by indicating the sources and uses of funds. It involves preparing three statements: 1) a statement of changes in working capital, 2) a profit and loss appropriation account, and 3) a sources and uses of funds statement. The statement of changes in working capital illustrates changes in net working capital from sources or uses of funds. The fund flow statement reconciles the sources and uses of funds during the accounting period.
The fund flow statement shows the changes in financial position between two balance sheet dates by indicating the sources and uses of funds. It involves preparing three statements: 1) a statement of changes in working capital, 2) a profit and loss appropriation account, and 3) a sources and uses of funds statement. The statement of changes in working capital illustrates changes in net working capital from sources or uses of funds. The fund flow statement reconciles the sources and uses of funds during the accounting period.
The fund flow statement shows the changes in financial position between two balance sheet dates by indicating the sources and uses of funds. It involves preparing three statements: 1) a statement of changes in working capital, 2) a profit and loss appropriation account, and 3) a sources and uses of funds statement. The statement of changes in working capital illustrates changes in net working capital from sources or uses of funds. The fund flow statement reconciles the sources and uses of funds during the accounting period.
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Fund flow statement
• FFS is a statement in summary form that indicates
the changes in the items of financial position between two balance sheet dates showing clearly the sources and application of funds. • The fund flow statement involves the preparation of three statements – Statement or schedule of changes in working capital – P&L Appropriation account – Sources and uses of fund statements • Schedule of Changes in Working Capital • The ultimate purpose of preparing the schedule of changes in the working capital is to illustrates the changes in the volume of net working capital which envisages either sources or application of fund. Rules for preparing the statement of changes in working capital Statement of changes in working capital Fund flow statement Particulars Rs Particulars Rs
Sources of funds : Application of funds:
Issue of shares Redemption of preference Issue of debentures shares Long term borrowings Redemption of shares sale of fixed assets Redemption of debentures Operating profit/fund from Payment of long term loans operation * Purchase of fixed assets Decrease in working capital* Operating loss/fund lost on operations* Increase in working capital* -------- -------------- xxxxxx - * Only one figure will be there Xxxxxxxxx Adjustment of some typical items • Treatment of tax and dividend:- • It is preferable to treat them as non current items if nothing is specified • If tax payable or ‘dividend payable’ is given on the balance sheet liabilities side, it is to be taken as current liabilities. Provision for tax and proposed dividend are non current. Once tax is assessed or dividend is declared, it becomes a liability to be paid off immediately. Tax and dividend in different ways • If provision for tax and dividend are given in the adjustments alone and nothing is given in the balance sheets, the given amount is debited to the adjusted P&L a/c. it is also shown as application of funds flow statement. It is presumed that provision is made and payment also is made immediately • If provision for tax and proposed dividend are given in the balance sheet alone and nothing is mentioned in the adjustments, the opening balance of these items can be assumed to have been paid in cash during the current year. The opening balance are shown as application of funds. The closing balances are debited to the adjusted profit and loss a/c as provision made during the year • If provision for tax and proposed dividend are given in the balance sheet as well as in adjustments, it is necessary to prepare separate ledger accounts for them. From those accounts, the tax and dividend paid are shown as application as application of funds. The provisions made are shown in the debit side of adjusted P/L a/c.