Accounting University hi sir can you help me to solve my questions On january 1,20*1, company M purchased a building at 1200000 buildings are depreciated using the straight-line depreciation method useful life of the building is 40 years. Salvage value of the end of useful life is estimated as $120000
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It’s a good question! Because we are trying to get to “cash income” and a gain doesn’t involve cash so we have to reduce it to get to only the cash portion of income.
Great question! Any income/loss derived from investment is placed in operating. The original investment, note receivable principle amount goes under investing.
You just the Use the current year only and anything you average is (current value + 0)/2 = which just equals the current year haha. Hope that makes sense!
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Accounting University hi sir can you help me to solve my questions
On january 1,20*1, company M purchased a building at 1200000 buildings are depreciated using the straight-line depreciation method useful life of the building is 40 years. Salvage value of the end of useful life is estimated as $120000
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the only video that helped me learn how to create a cash flow statement using indirect method after watching more than 10 videos finally made it here thank you so much
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Clear step by step process through the three statements, BIG Thank You
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Why is it that when we have a gain we subtract from net income? I want to know the logic behind that.
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It’s a good question! Because we are trying to get to “cash income” and a gain doesn’t involve cash so we have to reduce it to get to only the cash portion of income.
Thank you so much for these information, I almost forgot some stuff about this statement
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Why wasnt sold land there in investing activities?
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Could you please tell me why the amount gained from selling land was recorded in operating activities and not investing activities?
Great question! Any income/loss derived from investment is placed in operating. The original investment, note receivable principle amount goes under investing.
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great video, although i 100% reccomend using a different microphone that doesn't pick up that harsh keyboard sound
What values would you use if it is a startup business and don't have a prior year ?
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You just the Use the current year only and anything you average is (current value + 0)/2 = which just equals the current year haha. Hope that makes sense!
Dude, I liked the video, but why not format the entire column, rather than changing every entry?
Thanks for the tip! I’ll use that next time
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