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Cash Flow is different from Profit.
You can be Rich but Cash Starved.
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You firm sells a million dollars in sales ON
CREDIT!!!!!
You think you might get paid in 90 days?????
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You buy a prime location to build a plant for
$1,000,000.00 and have a $100,000.00 payment due now.
Won’t that reduce your profit?
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$53,610= Cash Flow =
+$69,000 + Net Profit
+$22,500 + Payments on Accounts Receivable
-$37,890 - Sales on Accounts Receivable
What could be the consequences of income taxes on the profit and cash flow?
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$70,822= Cash Flow =
+$69,000 + Net Profit
+$5,500 + Depreciation Expense (No land allowed)
-$3,678 - Service Debt on Principle
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Note: This might be totally different from your
Profit and
Loss
Statement.
Notice the
Dividend line. Why is this not on the
Profit and
Loss?
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Internal Rate of Return
Used to Identify the rate (percentage) of a return on something you spend money on.
You can use actual figures or projections.
Great for proposals pitching new projects or equipment.
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Net Present Value
Used to put a real current value on revenue received over time.
Could you sell your pension or annuity?
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