what is the diffrance between fund flow statement and cash
flow statement.
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Answer / nabin
CASH FLOW STS ONLY TAKEN THE TRANSACTION OF CASE BUT FUND
FLOW STS TAKEN THE TRANSACTION OF FUNDS
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Answer / venugopal reddy
Funds flow is prepared to see the Source and application of
funds to meet the working capital requirements.
Cash flow is prepared to particularly observe the cash balance
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Answer / nimmasudhakar reddy
in cash flow statment have to taken only cash transactions
but in funda flow statment have to taken current transactions
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Answer / jyotsnapriya
cash flow statement itself implies FLOW OF CASH.so it is
useful for a business to know the flow of cash from
different activities of the business like operating,
investing, financial etc.
so verification of cash is possible.
whereas funds flow statement only shows funds that are
generated and expended.funds may be of any type it may also
include cash also.
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Answer / sharmila
ffs source increases or deceases in capital. cfs sources
of funds
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