🔴 3 Minutes! Cash Flow Statement Tutorial & Cash Flow Statement Analysis & Free Cash Flow Explained
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Cash Flow Statement Explained In 3 Minutes
What does it really mean when we say a company is "earning a lot?" If a company gets $100 this year and has costs and expense of $60, then we can easily say that it "earned" $40, right?
But what if... The company makes $100 in sales this year, only collects $80 in cash this year, and then will collect the remaining $20 next year?
This year's Cash Flow Statement would only record the actual collected $80... and not the total sales of $100
And what if... the company had $60 in costs, expenses, capital expenditures, and taxes but only paid $50 in cash this year, and will pay the $10 balance next year?
This year's Cash Flow statement would only record the paid $50, and not the total costs/expenses of $60
In a Cash Flow statement, the only thing that matters is how much a business gets in cash... and how much it pays in cash.
This year's Cash Flow Statement also includes cash collected for previous years' sales or even future years' sales... as long as it's collected THIS YEAR.
This year's Cash Flow Statement also includes cash PAID for previous years or even future years' costs, expenses, capital expenditures, and taxes... as long as it's paid THIS YEAR.
Note that a Cash Flow statement can be for any time period, and not only a 1-year time period like we used in this simple example.
See? So that's the super simplified explanation of a Cash Flow Statement. Would you like to learn how to make your own Cash Flow Statement?
Check out my FREE video at MBAbullshit.com .
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Cash Flow Statement Explained In 3 Minutes
What does it really mean when we say a company is "earning a lot?" If a company gets $100 this year and has costs and expense of $60, then we can easily say that it "earned" $40, right?
But what if... The company makes $100 in sales this year, only collects $80 in cash this year, and then will collect the remaining $20 next year?
This year's Cash Flow Statement would only record the actual collected $80... and not the total sales of $100
And what if... the company had $60 in costs, expenses, capital expenditures, and taxes but only paid $50 in cash this year, and will pay the $10 balance next year?
This year's Cash Flow statement would only record the paid $50, and not the total costs/expenses of $60
In a Cash Flow statement, the only thing that matters is how much a business gets in cash... and how much it pays in cash.
This year's Cash Flow Statement also includes cash collected for previous years' sales or even future years' sales... as long as it's collected THIS YEAR.
This year's Cash Flow Statement also includes cash PAID for previous years or even future years' costs, expenses, capital expenditures, and taxes... as long as it's paid THIS YEAR.
Note that a Cash Flow statement can be for any time period, and not only a 1-year time period like we used in this simple example.
See? So that's the super simplified explanation of a Cash Flow Statement. Would you like to learn how to make your own Cash Flow Statement?
Check out my FREE video at MBAbullshit.com .
See ya there!
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