Statement of Cash Flow

The Statement of Cash Flow shows how you are using your funds. It includes beginning balances, depreciation of assets, and other areas where your money is at work.

The following table lists the charts from which items originate.

Charts Description

Cash Flow

1001-1099

Cash Beginning Balance

4000-6999

Current Earnings

Items Using No Funds Outlay

1811

Furniture & Equipment-Depreciation

1813

Automobiles-Depreciation

1815

Computer Equipment-Depreciation

1913

Leasehold Improvements-Depreciation

1831-1845

Other Fixed Assets-Depreciation

Other Sources (Uses) of Funds

1500-1510

Accounts Receivable-Customers

1513-1599

Accounts Receivable-Other

1512

Credit Card Commissions Due

1100-1199

Inventory

1200-1499, 1511, 1600-1699

Other Current Assets

1741-1790

Long Term Notes Receivable

1700-1740

Prepaid Expenses and Deposits

1791-1795

Organization Expense (Net of Amort)

1796-1799

Non-Compete Covenant (Net of Amort)

1910-1911

Goodwill

1900-1909, 1914-1999

Other Assets

2020-2029

Non-ARC Payable

2010-2019

ARC Payable

2030-2039

Direct Settlement Payable

2500-2529

Groups & Wholesale in Process

2040-2059

Unapplied Funds

2100-2120

Operating Expense Payable

2200-2219

Payroll Taxes Payable

2220-2229

Federal & State Income Tax Payable

2230-2499, 2530-2599

Other Current Liabilities

2600-2609

Long Term Notes Payable

2610-2999

Other Non-Current Liabilities

3009-3010

Capital Stock

3012-3013

Paid in Capital

3014

Dividends Paid

3011

Retained Earnings

3000-3008, 3015-3999

Other Equities