A Funds Flow Statement describes how a business has raised and used its funds over a specific period, detailing sources like trading profits, issues of shares, and sales of fixed assets, and uses like trading losses, dividends paid, and repayment of borrowings.
An analysis of changes in the financial position of a firm from one accounting period to another; also known as the sources and uses of funds statement.
Sources of funds are various channels through which businesses obtain the capital required to operate and expand. They are detailed within the statement of changes in financial position, highlighting the increase in funds during an accounting period. Funds are typically defined as working capital or cash.
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