Question
Classify the following transactions as:
  1. Operating Activities,
  2. Investing Activities,
  3. Financing Activities,
  4. Cash and Cash Equivalents.
  1. Purchase of Shares.
  2. Buy-back of Equity Shares.
  3. Payment of Share issue expenses.
  4. Discount allowed to Customers.
  5. Discount received from Suppliers.
  6. Increase in balance of Cash Credit.
  7. Repayment of Long-term Loan.
  8. Repayment of Short-term Loan.
  9. Proceeds from Short-term Borrowings.
  10. Dividend paid on Preference Shares.
  11. Short-term deposits in Bank.
  12. Rent received by a Company whose main business is Real Estate Business.
  13. Rent received by a Company whose main business is manufacturing.

Answer

1.
Purchase of Shares.
Investing Activities
2.
Buy-back of Equity Shares.
Financing Activities
3.
Payment of Share issue expenses.
Financing Activities
4.
Discount allowed to Customers.
Operating Activities
5.
Discount received from Suppliers.
Operating Activities
6.
Increase in balance of Cash Credit.
Financing Activities
7.
Repayment of Long-term Loan.
Financing Activities
8.
Repayment of Short-term Loan.
Financing Activities
9.
Proceeds from Short-term Borrowings.
Financing Activities
10.
Dividend paid on Preference Shares.
Financing Activities
11.
Short-term deposits in Bank.
Cash and Cash Equivalents
12.
Rent received by a Company whose main business is Real Estate Business.
Operating Activities
13.
Rent received by a Company whose main business is manufacturing.
Investing Activities

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