Projecting Cash Flow
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Overview: Cash flow problems often catch small business owners by surprise. An accurate cash flow projection can protect entrepreneurs against this situation. A cash flow projection charts the amounts of money your business expects to receive and pay out each month in a rolling six- or twelve-month period. This forecast takes into account: the lag time between billing your clients and getting paid; incurring an expense and paying for it; and collecting taxes that aren't due to the government until a later date. A well-prepared cash flow projection will allow you to plot anticipated cash flow positions over time. This paper explains step-by-step process will guide you through preparation of a cash flow projection.
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Format: PDF | Size: 67KB | Date: Jul 2006 | Pages: 2
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