INSURANCE IN CASH FLOW STATEMENT

Insurance in the cash flow statement comes under operating activities or investing activities? 

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This discussion clarifies the classification of insurance payments within a cash flow statement. Generally, premiums paid for business-related insurance are considered operating activities. However, if insurance premiums are paid on behalf of the owner in a proprietorship, they are treated as drawings and fall under financing activities.

Insurance premiums paid on goods of entity
then insurance treated under operating activity
What about the insurance premiums paid on behalf of the owner of the entity... Will it come under finance activities sir...
Originally posted by : ACCOUNTANT
What about the insurance premiums paid on behalf of the owner of the entity... Will it come under finance activities sir...

 

If the entity type is proprietorship then it is drawings under financing activities.

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