@ Hitesh exactly my point. since there is no "cash" involved, shouldn't we deduct it from the profit considered in preparation of cash flow statement (indirect method)
cash discount allowed to customer is non cash expenditure, so deduct from net profit to arrive operating profit before working capital changes. where as cash discount received from suppliers is non cash income, so add net profit to arrive operating profit before working capital changes.
Bank FDS have been shown as part of cash and cash equivalents then what will be the effect of FDR Interest income, interest accrued, new fd made and fd matured in cash flow statement
if it is investment company, interest is considered as operating income. if not investment company, interest from those investments is non operating income. in this case interest from investment is deduct from net profit to arrive operating profit before working capital changes and cash inflow under investing activities.
for new FD's and FD matured, need not reflect in cash flow just like cash deposited into bank and cash with drawn from bank. i.e. on one end either cash and bank balance decrease then FD Bal will increase, where as on maturity either cash Bal or bank balance will increase.
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