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Why would the Depreciation & Amortization number on the Income Statement be different from what’s on the Cash Flow Statement?

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Question added by michael samir farid , Financial audit and reporting accountant , jump
Date Posted: 2016/02/23
Rameez Anwar
by Rameez Anwar , Financial Planning & Analysis Assistant Manager , Namariq Arabian Services Co. Ltd.

Depreciation and Amortisation are non cash entries in your income statement. While preparing cash flow statement under the indirect method, all non cash items are adjusted against the net income.

But, the depreciation and amortisation figures in income statements should be the same as in cash flow statement. They cannot be different.

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