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A statement of cash flows is a statement which shows how cash was generated and applied (used)
during the period under review. There are 2 methods of preparing a statement of cash flows which are
as follows:
Direct method
Indirect method
Question 1
The following statements relate to a company whose shares are quoted on the ZSE.
Required:
Prepare a cash flow statement for the year ended 31 December 2015 based on IAS 7. Use the indirect
method. Supplementary workings must be shown.
Question 2
The following are the financial statements of X Ltd for the years ended 31 March 2008
Current Liabilities
Creditors 345,600 326,400
Bank overdraft 28,800 -
Company tax 134,400 38,400
Shareholders for dividend 57,600 115,200
2,284,800 2,726,400
Additional information
1) Tangible Non-current assets
2007
Cost Acc Dpn NBV
$ $ $
Land and Buildings 652,800 - 652,800
Machinery 748,800 307,200 441,600
Vehicles 307,200 115,200 192,000
1,708,800 422,400 1,286,400
2008
Cost Acc Depn NBV
$ $ $
Land and Buildings 748,888 - 748,800
Machinery 854,400 374,400 480,000
Required
Draw up the cash flow statement of X Ltd for the year ended 31 March 2008, using the indirect method.
Show all workings.
Question 3
The balance sheets at the end of the last two years for Singh plc are shown below:
31 May 1997 31 May 1998
$ $ $ Fixed assets $ $ $
62,700 48,975 Goodwill 35,250
120,000 120,000 premises 300,000 - 300,000
356,078 118,778 237,300 plant and machinery 397,500 115,350 282,150
135,000 11,850 123,150 office equipment 147,000 33,750 113,250
673,778 130,628 844,500 149,100
187,890 investments 229,125
717,315 959,775
Current assets
101,722 stock 133,335
81,172 debtors 90,398
3,150 less provision for bad 3,563
78,022 bank 13,815
179,744 233,985
Current liabilities
59,805 creditors 74,730
43,125 corporation tax 74,730
27,240 ordinary share
Dividend 39,000
8,130 accruals 3,480
33,944 bank overdraft -
172,244 164,460
7,500 69,525
724,815 1,29,300
Long-term liability
75,000 12% bank loan 94,350
649,815 934,950
Issued share capital
375,000 $1 ordinary shares 637,500
240,000 $1 6% redeemable preference shares 19-7-9 112,500
During the year ended 31 May 1998, an interim ordinary dividend of $23,250 was paid. Some of the
redeemable preference shares, which had been issued at par, were redeemed at a premium of 2%.
Preference dividend was also paid but only on the preference shares still in issue.
Plant and machinery costing $63,000, book value $27,000, was sold for $30,750, and new plant and
machinery was purchased for $104,422.
There was a revaluation of the premises and a subsequent bonus issue of $1 ordinary shares to the
value of the revaluation reserve.
The increase in the bank loan was made on 1 June 1997.
Required
A cash flow statement for the year ended 31 May 1998 for Singh plc.