BTEC L3 Business - Cash Flow Forecasting

What is the purpose of a cash flow forecast?

• To calculate profit or loss

• To find out whether a business has enough cash to pay their bills

• To find out when customers are going to pay their invoices

• To see if the business will break even

Which of the following are cash inflows?

• Loan

• Grant

• Sales Revenue

• Loan repayments

Which of the following are cash outflows?

• Wages

• Rent received

• Insurance

• Tax rebate

How do you calculate net cash flow?

• Inflows - Outflows

• Outflows - Inflows

• Inflows + Outflows

• Revenue - Total costs

What is opening balance?

• Opening balance is what the business has left at the end of the month

• Opening balance is the same as the opening balance from the previous month

• Opening balance is the same as the closing balance from the previous month

• Opening balance is the same as break even

How do you calculate closing balance?

• Net cash flow + opening balance

• Net cash flow - opening balance

• (net cash flow / opening balance) x 100

• Net cash flow x opening balance

If a business has total inflows of £250 and total outflows of £100, what is their net cash flow?

• £150

• £350

• 40%

• 0.4

If a business has net cash flow of £180 and opening balances of £120, what is their closing balance?

• £180

• £120

• £300

• £60

Which of the following is an example of a cash in-flow for a business?

• payment to suppliers
• paying back a loan to a bank
• payment from debtors
• purchase of fixed assets

A cash flow statement shows an overview of money flowing in and out of a company

• True

• False