Accounts Receivables (SF.CF.AccountsReceivable) is the change in Accounts Receivable over the period.

An increase in Accounts Receivable negatively impacts the Cash Flow from Operations, while a decrease in Accounts Receivable positively impacts the Cash Flow from Operations.

Accounts Receivables (SF.CF.AccountsReceivable) includes:

• Changes in Receivables from affiliates, employees
• Changes in Interest Receivable for financial service companies
• Changes in Premiums Receivable from policyholders for insurance companies
• Changes in Receivables from reinsurers, insurance brokers for insurance companies
• Changes in Loans Receivable for non-banking financial service companies
• Changes in Receivables from brokers for investment service companies
• Changes in Unbilled Receivables for utility companies
• Changes in Notes Receivable
• Receivable from Related/Due from Related Parties
• Receivable from Affiliate/Due from Affiliate
• Receivable from Associate/Due from Associate
• Receivable from Employees/Loans to Employees
• Notes Receivable
• Other Receivables
• Recoverable Taxes
• Any other receivable items

Related Entries

• Accounting Change (SF.CF.AccountingChangeNonCashExp)
• Accounts Payable (SF.CF.AccountsPayableChange)
• Accrued Expenses (SF.CF.AccruedExpensesChange)
• Acquisition of Business (SF.CF.AcquisitionOfBusiness)
• Amortization (SF.CF.Amortization)