IAI Actuarial Core Principles · Business Finance · Construction and features of company accounts and reports
Under Indian accounting standard on cash flow statements, which one of the following is normally classified as a financing activity?
Proceeds from issuing debentures are a financing activity because they alter the company's borrowings. Sale of plant and purchase of long-term investments are investing activities, while payments to suppliers and tax on operating profits fall under operating activities.
- AProceeds from sale of plant and machinery
- BCash paid to suppliers of raw materials
- CProceeds from issue of debenturesCorrect
- DPurchase of shares in another company held as long-term investment
- Income tax paid on operating profits
Explanation
Financing activities change the size and composition of owners' capital and borrowings, so debenture issue proceeds belong there. Plant sale and long-term investment purchase are investing flows. Supplier payments and tax on operating profits are operating flows.
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