R30 练习: 现金流量表分析 I

考纲范围

  • describe how the cash flow statement is linked to the income statement and the balance sheet
  • describe the steps in the preparation of direct and indirect cash flow statements, including how cash flows can be computed using income statement and balance sheet data
  • demonstrate the conversion of cash flows from the indirect to the direct method
  • contrast cash flow statements prepared under IFRS and US GAAP

Q1.

If a company received a cash payment before shipping goods, which of the balance sheet accounts should be recorded?

A. Cash and retained earnings.

B. Cash and unearned revenue.

C. Inventory and retained earnings.


Q2.

There are two notes about financial statements. How many of them are/is correct?

Note 1: The differences between the accrual and cash basis of operating activities result in changes in current assets and liabilities/equities on the balance sheet.

Note 2: Understanding the interrelationship between all statements is very useful for analysts in detecting potential accounting irregularities.

A. 2

B. 1

C. 0


Q3.

Which of the following statements is most likely correct?

A. Normally, companies prefer to disclose the direct operating cash flow information than the indirect method.

B. It is possible to work out the approximate direct cash flow statement from the information given by the balance sheet and income statement.

C. The direct method reconciles net income to net cash flow.


Q4.

Golden disclosed its financial information as follows ($ millions):

Year ended on 31 December20182019
Trade receivable7368
Inventory3947
Trade payable2022
Net revenue240250
Cost of goods sold165176
Net income10099

Based only on the information above, compared with amounts for cash received from customers, cash paid to suppliers included in Golden’s 2019 statement of cash flows would be:

A. lower by $73 million.

B. lower by $71 million.

C. lower by $66 million.


Q5.

Which of the following item is least likely to be an addition to adjusting net income when using the indirect method to determine operating cash flow?

A. Loss on retirement of debt

B. Decrease in current operating assets

C. Gain on sale of assets


Q6.

An analyst gathered the following information from Gordon’s 2020 financial statements (in $ millions):

Balances as of Year Ended 31 December20192020
Retained earnings160165
Accounts receivable2131
Tax payable913
Interest payable158
Dividend payable4045

In 2020, Gordon paid cash dividends of $10 million and recorded depreciation expense in the amount of $60 million. Assume Gordon complies with US GAAP and that all required information has been given above, Gordon’s operating cash flow for 2020 is closest to:

A. $81 million.

B. $67 million.

C. $74 million.


Q7.

Under US GAAP and IFRS respectively, which of the following classifications for dividends received is most accurate?

A. US GAAP: CFO only; IFRS: CFO or CFI

B. US GAAP: CFI only; IFRS: CFO or CFI

C. US GAAP: CFO only; IFRS: CFO only


Q8.

Which of the following is least likely an example of a financing activity on the cash flow statement under IFRS?

A. Receipt of dividends

B. Payment of interest

C. Payment of tax


Q9.

An analyst gathered the following information about Gordon in 2020:

Information in the notes (Units Purchased and Sold):

日期Units PurchasedPurchase PriceUnits SoldSelling Price
1 Jan1,000 million$20
23 Mar900 million$25
30 Nov300 million$21

Balance sheets:

20192020
Accounts payable40,000 million30,000 million

The cash paid by Gordon to its suppliers is most likely closest to:

A. 36,300 million

B. 20,000 million

C. 16,300 million


Q10.

G&F, a retailer, reported $5 million salaries payable at the beginning of 20X9, and the following financial information (in $ millions):

For the Year ended 31 December20X9
Salary paid29
Salary expense30

The ending balance of salaries payable was:

A. $4 million.

B. $6 million.

C. $1 million.