Question
From the following information calculate cash flow from operating activities:
Particulars $31-3-2017 (Rs.)$ $31-3-2016 (Rs.)$
Profit and Loss A/c $60,000$ $25,000$
General reserve $45,000$ $35,000$
Taxation provision $38,000$ $48,000$
Depreciation fund $42,000$ $32,000$
Goodwill $27,000$ $38,000$
Debtors $49,000$ $39,000$
Creditors $39,000$ $29,000$
Outstanding expenses $12,000$ $17,000$
Prepaid expenses $14,000$ $10,000$
$(i)$ Profit on sale of assets $Rs. 15,000$
$(ii)$ Loss on sale of furniture $Rs. 8,000$
$(iii)$ Income of rent $Rs. 48,000$
$(iv)$ Interest paid on debenture $Rs. 32,000$
$(v)$ Dividend payment $Rs. 10,000$

Answer

cash flow from operating activities for the year ending on $31-3-2017$
Particulars $31-3-2017 (Rs.)$ $31-3-2016 (Rs.)$
Closing balance of profit and loss A/c $60,000$  
Less : Opening balance of profit and loss A/c $25,000$  
Profit of current year   $35,000$
Add: Non-cash expenses and provisions    
General reserve $(45,000 - 35,000)$ $10,000$  
Depreciation $(42,000 - 32,000)$ $10,000$  
Taxation provision $($of current year$)$ $38,000$  
Goodwill $(38,000 - 27,000)$ $11,000$  
Loss on sale of furniture $8,000$  
Interest paid on debentures $32,000$  
Dividend payment $10,000$ $1,19,000$
    $1,54,000$
Less: Non-operating incomes :    
Profit sale of assets $15,000$  
Income of rent $48,000$ $63,000$
Profit $($cash flow$)$ before changes in working capital   $91,000$
Add: Increase in current liabilities    
Creditors $(39,000 - 29,000)$   $10,000$
    $1,01,000$
Less : Increase in current assets    
Debtors $(49,000 - 39,000)$ $10,000$  
Prepaid expenses $(14,000 - 10,000)$ $4,000$  
Decreases in current liabilities    
Outstanding expenses $(17,000 - 12,000)$ $5,000$ $19,000$
    $82,000$
Less : Tax paid or previous year   $48,000$
Cash flow from Operating Activities   $34,000$

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