Efficiently monitor your company's financial health with our Monthly Cash Flow Statement Template, guiding you through comprehensive cash flow management.
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Gather all financial data from the previous month
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Input revenue data into the template
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Input direct costs into the template
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Calculate and input gross profit
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Input operating expenses into the template
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Calculate and input operating income
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Input non-operating income or expenses into the template
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Calculate and input net profit
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Enter cash balance at the beginning of the month
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Input payment income and outgoing payments
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Calculate and input net cash flow
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Calculate and input final cash balance
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Review the completed cash flow statement
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Approval: Financial Analyst
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Reconcile the cash flow statement with the bank statement
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Resolve any discrepancies
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Approval: Controller
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Publish the finalized cash flow statement
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Archive the monthly cash flow statement
Gather all financial data from the previous month
In this task, gather all the financial data from the previous month. This includes gathering bank statements, receipts, invoices, and any other financial documents. The purpose of this task is to ensure that all the necessary financial information is available for the cash flow statement. It is important to gather complete and accurate data to ensure an accurate cash flow statement.
Input revenue data into the template
Input the revenue data from the previous month into the template. Revenue data includes sales, subscriptions, or any other income generated during the month. This task is important as it helps track the sources of income and analyze revenue patterns. Ensure accurate and complete data input to get an accurate understanding of the cash flow.
Input direct costs into the template
Input the direct costs associated with revenue into the template. Direct costs include the cost of goods sold, raw materials, or any other costs directly attributed to generating revenue. Accurately inputting direct costs helps calculate the gross profit accurately. Make sure to include all relevant direct costs to get an accurate cash flow statement.
Calculate and input gross profit
Calculate and input the gross profit into the template. Gross profit is calculated by subtracting the direct costs from the revenue. Accurate calculation and inputting of the gross profit help in determining the profitability of the business. Ensure accurate calculation and input of the gross profit to analyze the cash flow effectively.
Input operating expenses into the template
Input the operating expenses into the template. Operating expenses include costs such as rent, utilities, salaries, marketing expenses, and any other expenses incurred in running the business. Accurate input of operating expenses helps in calculating the operating income accurately. Ensure all relevant operating expenses are included to get an accurate cash flow statement.
Calculate and input operating income
Calculate and input the operating income into the template. Operating income is calculated by subtracting the operating expenses from the gross profit. Accurate calculation and inputting of the operating income help in determining the profitability of the core business activities. Ensure accurate calculation and input of the operating income for an effective cash flow analysis.
Input non-operating income or expenses into the template
Input any non-operating income or expenses into the template. Non-operating income or expenses include income or expenses that are not directly related to the core business activities. This can include rental income, investment income, or one-time expenses. Accurate inputting of non-operating income or expenses helps in calculating the net profit more effectively. Include all relevant non-operating income or expenses for an accurate cash flow statement.
Calculate and input net profit
Calculate and input the net profit into the template. Net profit is calculated by subtracting the non-operating expenses from the operating income. Accurate calculation and inputting of the net profit help in determining the overall profitability of the business. Ensure accurate calculation and input of the net profit for an effective cash flow analysis.
Enter cash balance at the beginning of the month
Enter the cash balance at the beginning of the month into the template. The cash balance at the beginning of the month is the amount of cash available at the start of the month. Accurate inputting of the cash balance helps in tracking the changes in the cash flow effectively. Ensure accurate entry of the cash balance for an accurate cash flow statement.
Input payment income and outgoing payments
Input the payment income and outgoing payments into the template. Payment income includes cash received from customers, loans, or any other sources. Outgoing payments include expenses such as rent, utilities, salaries, and any other payments made during the month. Accurate inputting of payment income and outgoing payments helps in calculating the net cash flow more effectively. Ensure accurate input of all payment income and outgoing payments for an accurate cash flow statement.
Calculate and input net cash flow
Calculate and input the net cash flow into the template. Net cash flow is calculated by subtracting the outgoing payments from the payment income. Accurate calculation and inputting of the net cash flow help in determining the overall change in cash during the month. Ensure accurate calculation and input of the net cash flow for an effective cash flow analysis.
Calculate and input final cash balance
Calculate and input the final cash balance into the template. The final cash balance is the amount of cash available at the end of the month. It is calculated by adding the net cash flow to the cash balance at the beginning of the month. Accurate calculation and inputting of the final cash balance help in tracking the overall cash position effectively. Ensure accurate calculation and input of the final cash balance for an accurate cash flow statement.
Review the completed cash flow statement
Review the completed cash flow statement. Take a detailed look at all the calculated values, inputted data, and ensure accuracy. Reviewing the cash flow statement at this stage helps in identifying any errors or discrepancies that may have occurred during input. Pay attention to every detail to ensure an accurate and reliable cash flow statement.
Approval: Financial Analyst
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Review the completed cash flow statement
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Reconcile the cash flow statement with the bank statement
Reconcile the cash flow statement with the bank statement. Compare the values in the cash flow statement with the bank statement to ensure they match. If there are any discrepancies, investigate and resolve them. Reconciliation helps ensure that the cash flow statement accurately reflects the financial transactions. Pay attention to details and resolve any differences.
Resolve any discrepancies
Resolve any discrepancies found during the reconciliation process. If there are any differences between the cash flow statement and the bank statement, investigate and identify the cause of the discrepancies. Take necessary steps to resolve the issues and ensure that the cash flow statement is accurate. Attention to detail is crucial in resolving discrepancies.
Approval: Controller
Will be submitted for approval:
Reconcile the cash flow statement with the bank statement
Will be submitted
Publish the finalized cash flow statement
Publish the finalized cash flow statement. This involves making the cash flow statement available to relevant stakeholders, such as senior management, investors, or other interested parties. Ensure that the finalized cash flow statement is distributed securely and with proper authorization. Pay attention to confidentiality and security measures when publishing the cash flow statement.
Archive the monthly cash flow statement
Archive the monthly cash flow statement. Properly store the cash flow statement for future reference and audit purposes. Archived cash flow statements can provide valuable insights into the financial performance and history of the business. Ensure that the archived cash flow statements are easily accessible and properly organized for efficient retrieval.