Cash flow is the movement of actual dollars into and out of a business and does not include non-cash items. One example is that accounts receivable counts toward revenue, but you don’t receive any cash. Another is depreciation, which is an expense that you subtract from revenue before you get profit, but you don’t actually… Read more »
A simple cash flow analysis can help you better understand your company’s financial health, and even free up extra money. Here’s how to run one.
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