Cash Flow Statement
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A Cash Flow Statement tracks the actual movement of cash into and out of a project or organization over a defined period, separating operating, investing, and financing activities. Unlike a profit figure, it shows whether you can cover payroll, supplier invoices, and milestone payments when they fall due. Managing timing gaps between cash in and cash out is where most projects run into trouble.
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A P&L records revenue and expenses when earned or incurred, while a cash flow statement records money only when it physically moves. A project can show a profit yet have no cash if clients pay late.
List every expected inflow and outflow by the date the cash is likely to clear, then calculate a running balance forward from your current position. Use realistic payment terms rather than invoice dates to reveal funding gaps.
Operating activities (day-to-day receipts and payments), investing activities (asset purchases or sales), and financing activities (loans, drawdowns, and repayments). Together they reconcile your opening and closing cash balances.
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