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Homework answers / question archive / Financial information for Dola Cole: Net income: $95 Interest paid: 30 Taxes:25 Depreciation: 150 EBIT: 150 Beginning net fixed assets $500 Ending net fixed assets $750 Beginning current assets $2,130 Beginning current liabilities $1,620 Ending current assets $2,276 Ending current liabilities $1,710 Ending shareholder equity: 110 Beginning shareholder equity: 100 Dividend paid: 36 Question 1: Calculate cash flow from assets: Question 2: calculate cash flow to stockholders and cash flow to creditors Question 3: Why is CFFA negative? i

Financial information for Dola Cole: Net income: $95 Interest paid: 30 Taxes:25 Depreciation: 150 EBIT: 150 Beginning net fixed assets $500 Ending net fixed assets $750 Beginning current assets $2,130 Beginning current liabilities $1,620 Ending current assets $2,276 Ending current liabilities $1,710 Ending shareholder equity: 110 Beginning shareholder equity: 100 Dividend paid: 36 Question 1: Calculate cash flow from assets: Question 2: calculate cash flow to stockholders and cash flow to creditors Question 3: Why is CFFA negative? i

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Financial information for Dola Cole:

Net income: $95

Interest paid: 30

Taxes:25

Depreciation: 150

EBIT: 150

Beginning net fixed assets $500

Ending net fixed assets $750

Beginning current assets $2,130

Beginning current liabilities $1,620

Ending current assets $2,276

Ending current liabilities $1,710

Ending shareholder equity: 110

Beginning shareholder equity: 100

Dividend paid: 36

Question 1: Calculate cash flow from assets:

Question 2: calculate cash flow to stockholders and cash flow to creditors

Question 3: Why is CFFA negative? i.e. what proportion of CFFA is large negative in Q1

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Calculation of Cash Flows from Assets (CFFA) Method

         
                     

1

Operating Cash Flows

=

EBIT

+

DEP

-

TAXES

     
 

=

150

+

150

-

25

     
 

=

275

             
                     

2

NET CAPITAL SPENDING

=

Closing Fixed Assets

-

Opening Fixed Assets

+

Depreciation

     
 

=

750

-

500

+

150

     
   

=

400

             
                     

3A

Net working capital (opening)

=

Opening CA –

-

Opening CL

         
 

=

2130

-

1620

         
 

=

510

             
                     

3B

Net working capital (closing)

=

Closing CA –

-

Closing CL

         
 

=

2276

-

1710

         
 

=

566

             
                     
                     

4

Changes in Net WC   

=

Closing Net WC

-

Opening Net WC

         
 

=

(Closing CA – Closing CL)

-

(Opening CA – Opening CL)

     
   

=

566

-

510

         
   

=

56

             

5

Cash Flow from Assets

=

Operating Cash Flows

-

Net Capital Spending

-

Changes in Net WC   

     
 

=

275

-

400

-

56

     
 

=

-181

             
                     
                     

6

Cash Flow to Creditors

=

Interest paid

-

Net New Borrowings

       
 

=

30

-

0

         
 

=

30

             
                     
                     

7

Cash Flow to Stockholders

=

Dividend paid

-

Net new Equity

         
 

=

36

-

10

         
 

=

26

             
                     

8

Surplus

=

CFFA

-

DIVIDENDS

-

LT DEBTS PAID OFF

-

INT PAID

 
   

=

-181

-

36

-

 

-

30

 
   

=

-247

             

Summary :

Q1) Cash flow from assets = -181 ( point 5 ABOVE)

Q2) CF TO STOCKHOLDERS & CREDITORS = 26 & 30 ( POINT 7 & 6)

Q3 ) CFFA is (-)ve mainly due to spending on fa i.e. 400 ( point 2 )