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Accounting Foundations

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Three statements, accruals, working capital, and common interview adjustments.

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    Accounting Foundations

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Three statements, accruals, working capital, and common interview adjustments.

Net income from the income statement is the first line of cash from operations and, after dividends, flows into retained earnings on the balance sheet. D&A is a non-cash expense: it is added back in cash from operations and reduces PP&E. Cash from operations, investing and financing sum to the net change in cash, which updates the balance sheet cash line.

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Accounting Foundations

  1. 1nextThree statements and accrual logic
  2. 2diagramFull three-statement linkages
  3. 3diagramQuiz: $10 of depreciation through the statements
  4. 4concept labWorking capital: where cash hides
  5. 5drillWorking capital and depreciation drill
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Net income is not cash flow. Depreciation gets added back, and a working-capital swing can flip the sign of the answer — walk the statements in order, never from memory.