UCA Cash Flow

UCA Cash Flow is highly structured and reveals the actual cash inflow or outflow of each item on the income statement. Its calculation of cash net income begins with cash receipts from sales and then makes deductions for payments to suppliers, employees, creditors, stockholders, and to the government for taxes. With its focus on actual cash flows and its specific identification of such items as cash flow from sales activity, cost of goods sold, and mandatory debt retirement, it yields additional information on the structure of cash flow that cannot be found in an indirect approach. Also, its standardized format facilitates comparisons across firms.

All other fields default from either the Balance Sheet - Historical or the Profit and Loss - Historical, except the following System Calculated fields:
  • Cash Flow From Sales Activity
  • Cash Cost of Goods Sold
  • Cash Gross Profit
  • Cash Operating Expenses
  • Cash Operating Income
  • Miscellaneous Cash Income (Expense)
  • • Cash Income Taxes
  • Net Cash Flow From Operations
  • Total Financing Costs
  • Cash Net Income
  • • Mandatory Debt Retirement
  • Cash Flow After Debt Retirement
  • Total Investment Activity Cash Flow
  • Cash Flow Before Financing
  • Total Financing Cash Flow
  • Change in Cash
  • Beginning Cash
  • Ending Cash