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Sage 100 Cash Flow Report
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This video will help you understand best practices and practical steps to closing your year in QuickBooks Desktop.
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Welcome to our overview of How to create a cash flow projection in QuickBooks Desktop.
Cash Flow reports are useful for anticipating future cash shortfalls. This may be required if you are looking at additional financing for your business or need to report to a board of directors or potential buyer. The following is a customized advanced QuickBooks report and for purposes of this demonstration we will be using a sample QuickBooks Company data file.
A cash flow projection consists of three main parts:
D) The beginning cash balances
E) Plus, anticipated cash receipts
F) Minus Expected cash disbursements
The first Step is to login to QuickBooks and start the Advanced Reporting Tool.
The second step will be to choose which bank accounts will be included.
The third step will be to specify the range of days to be included in each cash flow category. Examples are 7 days, 30 days and 45 days.
The final decision is to add payroll, other income and other expenses to be included into each category.
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How to create a cash flow projection in Sage 100.
We will review the Sage 100 cash flow projection sometimes referred to as Sage 100 cash flow statement and also review what a cash flow projection consists of. This report may be required if you are looking at additional financing for your business or need to report to a board of directors or potential buyer. It is also useful for anticipating future cash shortfalls. After reviewing what makes up a cash flow projection, we will go through an example using data from Sage 100.
A cash flow projection consists of three main parts:
D) The beginning cash balances
E) Plus, anticipated cash receipts
F) Minus Expected cash disbursements
In Sage 100 we have developed a crystal report that allows the selection of a single, range or all cash accounts.
We then define the end date of the first period as well as, the number of days included in each period.
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Review the steps to calculate a cash flow forecast using Sage 100. - For more information give us a call 800.475.1047
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