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Managing Your Cash Flow From the same site as above: VII. Indirect Method Popular because of its relative simplicity, the indirect method has you start with a figure for net income (from your income statement) and helps you adjust this accrual amount for any items that do not affect cash flows. There are three basic types of adjustments: Revenues and expenses that do not involve cash inflows or outflows (e.g. cost allocations such as depreciation and amortization) Gains and losses on events reported in other sections of the statement of cash flows Conversions of current operating assets and liabilities from the accrual to the cash basis Note: When determining the change in current assets do not include the cash and cash equivalent accounts. |
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