Accounting Help Requested

why is the net cash inflow different to the net profit figure? Which expenses do not affect the cash flow? Profit an explanation.

explain the similarities and differences between the dividends of a company and the drawing of a sole trader?


Please please Help me with my Accounting questions. i would really appreciate it. and there will be plagiarism check..

thanks

Not sure this is quite the thread for it henna!!

If you are hoping for help, a little correction of your English may assist people in understanding your question(s).

I.e. what does 'profit an explanation' mean?

Explain the similarities and differences between the dividends of a company and the drawing of a sole trader?




Hello everyone,
please help me with the above question.
thank you.

why is the net cash inflow different to the net profit figure? Which expenses do not affect the cash flow? Provide an explanation.

why are you asking this on a sport forum?

he is clearly spamming bull

I believe this is actually the 'Knowledge' section of the sports section Bull.

Why do people talk about films on a sports forum

ops, sorry. where shall i post my question then? i mean in which section?

Nah, its fine here mate

I just don't know the answer haha

okay, anyone, who knows the answer please let me know?

you could just post that question in to google and the answer would turn up lol

so this could be spamming

Lol, i wish i was allowed to do that! but its for university and i dont want to take any risk..

Christ you lot are a grumpy lot. Guys asking a question lol.

lol, well if you know the answer then shout it out otherwise forget it

henna12 wrote:Lol, i wish i was allowed to do that! but its for university and i dont want to take any risk..

Where do you go to university that you don't have a core text book or lecture slides that will explain these things? As you said there will be a plagiarism check what work is this for?

we do have resources available but they are not straightforward. i have tried to rephrase them but it didn't seem to work. It is for Accounting.

Also how much detail would you be wanting in these answers? Because I could provide a short answer to the questions. Also I don't understand your explanation for not using google, I am assuming your university would be using Turnitin or something similar which would find this site the same as whatever google took you to.

henna12 wrote:we do have resources available but they are not straightforward. i have tried to rephrase them but it didn't seem to work. It is for Accounting.

What year are you in? And what is your core text?

Year 1

I would really be thankful even if you provide me a short answer for each of them. We are allowed to use google and I have been using it however as far as these questions are concern I cant find any type of sensible answers on either internet or books.

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110502065812AA1rCnO

Bearing in mind that there would be a playrisim check. Can u possibly write me an answer in your own words please?

henna12 wrote:Bearing in mind that there would be a playrisim check. Can u possibly write me an answer in your own words please?

Is this for a piece of coursework you have to hand in?

Yeah, it is indeed

henna12 wrote:Yeah, it is indeed

Well then you should probably find a quote from your core textbook if you can't find it on any lecture slides, I'm assuming you have to put your work through turnitin which would find this the match to answers on this site.

Yeah I know, so I assume you cant help me with even writing a paragraph for each?

The best I can do without reading through my text books so it's all from memory and could be wrong is this:

Explain the similarities and differences between the dividends of a company and the drawing of a sole trader?
Dividends are paid by limited liability companies to their shareholders generally at the end of the accounting period, they don't have to give dividends but they usually do if they've had a profitable year. Drawings of a sole trader are the sole trader drawing money from the company's account for personal use, this tends to replace a wage for most sole traders. If I'm not mistaken both would be accounted for after you've worked out the net profit for the year.

Why is the net cash inflow different to the net profit figure? Which expenses do not affect the cash flow? Provide an explanation
Because cash and profit are different things, things like depreciation have just been made up by accountants to make everything work out.

weird, weird thread......

Thank a lot for the answers. I will just try to expand on them but in case u remembered more do let me know please.

TopHat24/7 wrote:weird, weird thread......

agree....no posts from him on any other part of the forum lol

How dare someone ask a question on my forum