Inflation Adjusted Funds Flow Statements
Inflation Adjusted Funds Flow Statements
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He terms this a distributable funds statement, which is really a misnomer since it is actually a modified sustainable income statement. This should be ap- parent from the numbers two-thirds of the way down which may be compared with those in Exhibit IV.
Once sustainable net income has been calculated, one has the sus- tainable funds (net of depreciation) that were available in the past year to fund increases in net working capital and to finance a dividend. It is only necessary to fund these tw...o items, since the depreciation charges have already taken care effectively of investment over the year.
The traditional SCFP inserts the actual increase in working capital at this point as may be seen in Exhibit III where the increase for 1977 was $259, 000. Rappaport suggests that this figure is potentially mis- leading for two reasons. Firstly, the end-of-year net working capital figures may not reflect the normal working capital figures over the year. This might be due to window-dressing, but is more commonly due to the financial year-end being coincident with the end of an operating cycle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He terms this a distributable funds statement, which is really a misnomer since it is actually a modified sustainable income statement. This should be ap- parent from the numbers two-thirds of the way down which may be compared with those in Exhibit IV.
Once sustainable net income has been calculated, one has the sus- tainable funds (net of depreciation) that were available in the past year to fund increases in net working capital and to finance a dividend. It is only necessary to fund these tw...o items, since the depreciation charges have already taken care effectively of investment over the year.
The traditional SCFP inserts the actual increase in working capital at this point as may be seen in Exhibit III where the increase for 1977 was $259, 000. Rappaport suggests that this figure is potentially mis- leading for two reasons. Firstly, the end-of-year net working capital figures may not reflect the normal working capital figures over the year. This might be due to window-dressing, but is more commonly due to the financial year-end being coincident with the end of an operating cycle.
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