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Cash Flow Analysis
Cash Flow Analysis is the act of monitoring the inflow and outflow of cash in a business entity. The objective is to maintain an adequate level of cash flow in the entity. Using the information gathered through cash flow analysis an entity will be able to correct cash flow problems, while capitalizing on cash flow opportunities. Cash Flow Analysis also sets the foundation for cash flow management.      
Often, when conducting cash flow analysis, companies tend to focus on the cash flow statement. While the cash flow statement can provide a wealth of information regarding an entity’s cash flow, it does not tell the entire story. There are other areas to consider when conducting a cash flow analysis, such as, inventory turnover, all receivables and payables, even credit and financing terms can have a large impact on an entities cash flow situation. By analyzing these separate components, you'll be able to more easily identify cash flow problems and find ways to improve your cash flow. One way to ensure the cash flow analysis is accurate is by using cash flow forecasting software.

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