The disposal of subsidiary note
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A net profit does not necessarily mean that an entity will have a favourable cash position. Net profit is calculated using the accrual basis of accounting, which means that income earned and expenses incurred in order to generate that income for a particular period are used to calculate net profit, regardless of whether cash has been received for the income or cash has been paid for the expenses. IAS7 stipulates the format of the statement of cash flow. The cash flow statement has three main sections, namely operating, investing and financing activities. One item under investing activities is the disposal of a subsidiary. In this tutorial we will look at the disposal of subsidiary note.
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