Question

6. In cash budget, non-operating cost flow include(s)

(A) Issue of shares

(B) Sales of fixed assets

(C) Receipt of loan

(D) All of these

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Answer 1

Answer:

The case budget non - operating cost flow includes in (D) All of these .

Answer 2

Answer:

(D) All of these

In cash budget, non-operating cost flow includes  Sales of fixed assets, Issue of shares, and Receipt of loans.

Explanation:

• Non-operating cash flow is a fundamental research indicator that includes cash inflows and outflows that are unrelated to a company's operating activity.
• These cash sources and uses are linked to a company's investing or financing activities and appear on the cash flow statement.
• It includes the sale of fixed assets, the receipt of loans, and the issuance of stock.
• It is significant because it may assist analysts, investors, and companies in determining how well a company manages its free cash flow (FCF), how well it invests its revenue or earnings, and other key indicators such as a company's cost of capital.