Cash Flow Statement (Direct Method)
Built from voucher-level data (Payments / Receipts / Journal Registers). Every cash movement is traced to a Tally voucher.
November 2025
Consultant view — includes per-ledger inflows/outflows, voucher counts, skipped journals, per-ledger variance, and cross-checks.
Register parse summary 5 pay · 4 rec · 1 jrn
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The business burned ₹16,500 of cash this period — bank + petty cash shrank by this amount.
Cash Reconciliation
Opening + Net CF = Closing · the identity that proves every ₹ is accounted for
Operating Activities
Income, expenses, receivables, payables, taxes — click a category with × count to see per-ledger detail
Trade Receivables × 4 +₹223,090.00
GST Payable × 3 −₹47,790.00
Investing Activities
Fixed assets, investments — CAPEX belongs here, not Financing
No activity classified to this section.
Financing Activities
Partner capital / drawings, loans, interest on borrowings
How this CF was built — voucher trace 23 vouchers processed
(trace — so you can trust the numbers)
Voucher counts processed
| Auto-classified | 13 |
| Payments | 5 |
| Receipts | 4 |
| Journals | 1 |
Cash movement by source
| Payments (net out) | 239,590.00 |
| Receipts (net in) | 223,090.00 |
Algorithm: For each payment voucher, cash out = |bank leg|, allocated across non-bank Dr lines proportionally. For receipts, cash in = |bank leg| across non-bank Cr lines. Non-bank Cr in payments (TDS Payable accrual, discount received) and non-bank Dr in receipts (TDS Receivable, discount given) are non-cash offsets and ignored — they don't represent cash movement. Journals are processed line-by-line by each ledger's own nature — so a journal like Dr Laptop / Cr Partner Capital lands as Investing outflow + Financing inflow (reimbursement for partner's capex), and Dr Office Rent / Cr Partner Capital lands as Operating outflow + Financing inflow (opex reimbursement).
Journal vouchers skipped 1 skipped
(no bank/cash leg and no capital leg — pure accounting adjustments)
A journal voucher only contributes to Direct Cash Flow if it has a bank/cash leg (real cash moved) OR a capital/drawings leg (partner paid personally for firm expense — cash moved out of partner's pocket, represented via capital). Everything else is a book entry with no cash event — e.g. bad-debt writeoffs, contra adjustments between debtor & vendor, credit purchases, accruals, GST setoffs, forex revaluation.
| Voucher # | Date | Ledgers involved | Amount | Why skipped |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 2025-11-13 | Business Meeting Expenses + Partner Reimbursement (Rahul) | 7,000.00 | Partner Reimbursement accrual — economic cash flow will be attributed via the subsequent PR payment voucher, classified to this journal's Dr-side ledger |
Non-cash ledgers skipped 1 entries
(book entries — never cash flow)
TDS Receivable, Depreciation, Provisions, Bad Debts, Write-offs — accounting reclassifications, not cash events. Excluded from Direct CF; surfaced as add-backs in the Indirect method.
| Ledger | Source | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| TDS Receivable - 25-26 | Receipts | 13,500.00 |
Cash Flow Summary
The 3-section roll-up that feeds the Net Cash Flow identity
| Net cash from Operating Activities | ₹136,500.00 |
| Net cash from Investing Activities | ₹0.00 |
| Net cash from Financing Activities | −₹153,000.00 |
| Net Increase / (Decrease) in Cash | −₹16,500.00 |