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IAS 7 Statement of Cash Flows — wording before IFRS 18Applicable today

Applies to annual periods beginning before January 1, 2027.

IAS 7Chapter 4Lesson 1

The direct method: gross receipts and payments

Step 1 of 8Learning objectives

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The direct method presents the major classes of gross operating receipts and payments: customers, suppliers, employees. IAS 7 encourages it, because it helps estimate future cash flows. The amounts come from the accounting records or are obtained by adjusting income and expenses for changes in inventories, receivables and operating payables.

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Learning objectives

  • Explain the direct method, its benefit and the two ways of obtaining the information.
  • Calculate receipts from customers and payments to suppliers and employees.

In this lesson

Original teaching content: it paraphrases the standard without reproducing it and does not replace the official text.

Contents — IAS 7 — Statement of Cash Flows

  1. 1 · Not startedObjective, scope and benefits of the statement0 / 1 lesson
  2. 2 · Not startedDefinitions: cash, equivalents, activities0 / 2 lessons
  3. 3 · Not startedClassifying cash flows into three activities0 / 4 lessons
  4. 4 · Not startedOperating cash flows: direct and indirect methods0 / 2 lessons
  5. 5 · Not startedGross or net presentation0 / 1 lesson
  6. 6 · Not startedSpecific flows: foreign currency, interest, dividends, taxes, investees0 / 4 lessons
  7. 7 · Not startedSubsidiaries: obtaining and losing control, changes in interests0 / 1 lesson
  8. 8 · Not startedNon-cash transactions0 / 1 lesson
  9. 9 · Not startedDisclosures: financing liabilities, suppliers, cash0 / 3 lessons