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Financial & cashflow
Effectively managing finance and cash flow is a very important part of running a successful small business. The SmallBiz website links below will give you an overview of some of the important concepts you should understand.
- The financial plan
The financial plan should relate to the business plan and should list the key financial objectives which are essential for your business to achieve. - Budgeting and forecasting
Budgeting and forecasting is very important for the small business owner. Knowing how much money can be spent and on what is the most important thing for a small business to stay afloat. - Record-keeping
Running a business requires good record keeping. - Break-even
A business reaches breakeven when its income exactly equals its expenses, resulting in $0 net profit. - Ratio analysis
Ratio analysis is an effective way to understand the financial performance of a business. It involves calculating and analysing a series of financial ratios based on financial statements. - Variance analysis
Variance analysis is the practice of reviewing the difference or variance between actual financial performance and budget/forecast figures.
The Small Business Tool Kit features finance and cash flow information directly related to running a business. You can also visit the finance module for specific information, case studies and videos about a broad range of important financial management issues.
More information
To find out more about running a business visit the SmallBiz website or Small Business Tool Kit.
Talk to an expert
Smallbiz Assist
Phone: 1300 134 359or send an email to:
Email:assist@business.nsw.gov.a assist@business.nsw.gov.au