Fund Flow Statement
According to Robert Anthony “Fund Flow
Statement describe from which the additional funds are derived and the use for
which these funds are put.”
According to Smith and Brown “A fund
flow statement is prepared in summary form to indicate changes occurs between two
different balance sheets dates.”
Fund Flow Statement is a statement which lists all the sources of
funds and its applications of funds that
have taken place in a business enterprise in a particular period. The
statement finally shows increase or decrease in the working capital that has
taken place in a particular period of time.
Usually along with fund flow statement a statement showing changes in working capital is prepared called “Working Capital Statement”. The increase or decrease in working capital in each such item is recorded and the final net increase or decrease in working capital figure will be equal to increase or decrease in fund flow statement.
Usually along with fund flow statement a statement showing changes in working capital is prepared called “Working Capital Statement”. The increase or decrease in working capital in each such item is recorded and the final net increase or decrease in working capital figure will be equal to increase or decrease in fund flow statement.
Fund Flow Statement Format
Inflow
|
Amount
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Outflow
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Amount
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Net Increase in Working Capital
Fund from Operation
Issue of Shares & Debentures
Sale of Fixed Asset
Sale of Investment
Borrowing of loan
|
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
|
Net increase in Working Capital
Redemption of Shares & Debentures
Repayment of loan
Purchasing Fixed Asset
Purchase Investment
Dividend
Tax Paid
Interest Paid
|
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
|
Total
|
XXX
|
Total
|
XXX
|
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