Statement of Cash Flows: How to Calculate Dividends 

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Keeping track of the cash flows of a business is the most interesting part of the finances in my opinion.

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Really helpful. Also profits on disposals, interim dividends need to be factored in, share issues and adjusting events too. They get messy!

In the example u have used the T accounts to calculate now wat if there is a row on the Balance sheet that contains dividends payable for 2011 and 2012. How do u incorporate the figure u calculated from the T accounts and the figure from dividends payable row

Thank you for the explanation it was very helpful!!

I am confused on my balance sheet it says retained earnings 2020 is 270, retained earnings 2019 is 179, net earnings (loss)/ net Income 2020- 114, net earnings (loss)/ net Income 2019 -203. How do I calculate that information to find the dividend?

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what if there is interim and final dividend and dividend payable?

the net lost for second example supposed to be 60 right?

This is confusing.