A)cash paid on an account payable. B)cash paid for advertising C) cash paid for rent
match each description with cash flows from operating activity, from investing activity or from financing activity|||Hmm. I'm not sure if I quite understand your question. But I'll give it a shot, as I used to do bookkeeping for a furniture retailer.
Accounts payable is a financing activity... it's when you pay for something... like where I worked, accounts payable meant I was writing checks to a manufacturer for furniture we ordered, or to UPS or another shipping company who delivered the stuff. Accounts receivable is a financing activity as well, when someone pays you for a product or service.
Advertising would be an investment in your business, something that will allow you to reap more profit than what you actually put into it. Like if you spend $200 on an ad, but it brings people into your business and they spend $1,000.
Rent is considered an operating activity. Anything that you need to operate your business would include stuff like phone and electricity bills, housekeeping bills, salaries, supplies like paper, pens, paper towels, etc.
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