Using cash flow forecasting Flashcards

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What is cash flow?

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The total cash payments into a business minus the total cash payment

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What is liquidation?

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This is turning assets into cash and may be insisted on by court if suppliers have not been paid.

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What is insolvent?

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When a business cannot meet its short term debts.

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What are cash inflows?

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Payments in cash received by a business such as those from customers or from the bank.

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What are cash outflows?

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Payments in cash made by a business such as those to suppliers and staff.

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What are debtors?

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These are customers who have brought products on credit and will pay cash at an agreed date in the future.

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What is credit sales?

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Value of goods sold to customers who do not pay cash immediately.

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What is a cash flow forecast?

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An estimate of a firms future cash inflows and outflows.

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What is net monthly cash flow?

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The estimated difference between monthly cash inflows and outflows.

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What is the opening balance?

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Cash held by the business at the start of the month.

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What is the closing balance?

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Cash held at the end of the month, which becomes the next months opening balance.

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