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Master cash flow concepts with this fill-in activity.

by BARBARA VELARDE LUGO
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A company's cash flow tracks the money coming in from sales , loans , and investments , versus money going out for expenses , salaries , and purchases . Positive improve liquidity .

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Understanding means listing payments for inventory , rent , utilities , and debt service . When outflows are well managed , the business maintains enough funds for operations .

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is the balance after subtracting all outflows from inflows . It shows whether the company can cover debts and invest in growth .

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The cash flow statement highlights , investing activities , and financing activities . Operating activities reflect day to day revenue and expenses .

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A healthy cash position also depends on , ensuring current assets exceed current liabilities and funds are available for sudden needs .

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