CFA Level I - Cash Flow Statement Simplified using Examples
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
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I m CMA student after watching this now I got clear understanding of CFS. Thank you sir for clearing my concept.
Sir please upload next continuing video of cash flow statement.the way your explaining was simply super.
Where will I get remaining lecture after break
at video time 47.55 Cash purchase should be 1,050,000 =(1500,000*(1-0.3)) as in the question its mentioned 30% purchases were on credit
Thank you so much sir for ur amazing vdos😇
marvelous teaching
CAN YOU PLEASE UPLOADE THE REMAINING NUMERICALS PLEASE , IT WILL BE REALLY HELPFULL
Sir, I'm a L1 student of some other institute, where i'm not getting enough learning exposure
i need that too from where u studied after that, i am able to fully understand this invereted Y concept, can you tell me from whrer i should study after this viodeo
sir, do fintree's online financial modelling course get updated regularly or will it get updated in future.
Sourav Varyani it’s updated after every batch. We have 4 different models updated currently
Are all lectures in english ?
Hi I have a question here. How come the method mentioned in the video comes up with a different answer than the formula? So the cash received from customers will be 3.5 in the sample question and when I use the formula, which is [sales - increase in account receivable] it would be 2 - 0 = 2. Maybe there is something I missed.
i have the same question can you please tell me whats the matter here?
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What is the relationship between total purchase and sales
there is no relation between total purchase and sales
they are not interlinked with each other
Total purchase is the total inventory you purchased during a specific period, so it has no relationship with sales.
Last one is not understood sir....😅🙏
Thank you ❤️ beautifully explained