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Using a balance sheet for 2008. Using another balance sheet (from a different source) for 2009. Both balance sheets are from different sources, with numbers that are slightly different.
Will the SCF balance (the cashflow) w the change in the 2 balance sheets?
The SCF can't "balance." It accomplishes two things - 1) reconciling Net Income (the result of the income statement) to cash flow, and 2) reflecting cash changes in balance sheet accounts. So if you go from one PP&E number at 12/31/2008 to another at 1/31/2009, the difference should come through in capex and/or depreciation.
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