Financial Calculation General Questions Flashcards
A cash flow forecast is a financial statement used to monitor a business’s __________________.
monthly cash flow
Cashflow forecast ______________ where ________________ and how much ______________ in the business after a certain period.
Breakeven analysis ____________ if a business will make a _________________.
predicts
cash goes
money is left
predicts
profit or loss
Inflow is the money entering a business.
(Every week/ month).
This includes:
1.
2.
3.
- Sales revenue.
- Investments.
- Donations.
Outflow is the money leaving the business.
This includes:
1.
2.
3.
4.
- Rent.
- Utilities.
- Insurance.
- Wages.
You deduct all of the______________ from the _____________ to find out the monthly balance.
outflows
inflows
What is a credit period?
The time given to customers to pay for goods or services.
What is liquidity?
A business’s ability to make short-term cash payments.
What is being insolvent?
When a business is unable to meet short-term cash payments.
If a business has a negative closing balance, they may become _________________.
insolvent
What are the 4 solutions to cash flow problems:
1.
2.
3.
4.
- Overdraft arrangements.
- Negotiating terms with creditors.
- Rescheduling capital expenditure.
- Leasing an asset.
What are the 2 main advantages of a cash flow forecast:
1. Enables cash flow to be _________________ and to take any ____________________.
- Identifies _____________________________ in advance for a business to plan ____________________.
monitored
corrective actions
negative closing balances
corrective actions
What are the 2 main disadvantages of a cash flow forecast:
1. Cannot plan for ________________________.
- __________ taken to make a cash flow forecast could have been spent on other _______.
unexpected setbacks
Time
tasks
What is the current value after depreciation also known as?
Net book value
Why does a business need to manage their net current assets:
1.
2.
3.
- To pay back suppliers.
- Pay wages for staff.
- Account for emergencies.
What are 4 ways a business can improve their cashflow position:
1.
2.
3.
4.
- Negotiate with the supplier.
- Increase their bank loan.
- Reduce outgoings.
- Increase the price of products or services.