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>> 97 points to consider when setting up a New Business

By John Foster FCCA Business Advisor
Tel 01202 428228 Fax: 01202 433631
Email: mail@jtfoster.co.uk
www.jtfoster.co.uk

Cash Flow

76. Cash is King is a well-known saying. In business it is so true and you must never loose sight of that fact.

77. Orders are very important to any business, it is the future cash flow but what can you do with orders, nothing until they are produced and dispatched to your customer. Cash today can be used in many different aspects of the business.

78. As part of your business plan a cash flow is an important element. This will show the peaks and troughs of the demand for cash in the business and whether there will be a need to have an overdraft facility, borrow money for working capital, dip into your savings etc.

79.In its simplest terms cash flow is the sum of the business receipts less the payments made in the period or cash inflows less cash outflows.

80. Cash Inflows are: -
Receipts from income or sales
Capital Introduced
Proceeds from sale of assets
Bank Loans


Cash outflows are: -
Purchase of stock
Business expenses
Payment of Wages
Drawings made
Tax Payments
Asset purchase
Vat paid
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