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Why do so many unsuccessful business owners throw up their hands and claim, I have no idea where the money went? Business owners are frequently so preoccupied with business that they neglect to keep track of the actual money pouring in and out of the bank. According to studies, inadequate financial management accounts for 34% of all business failures. Cash flow management is frequently a challenge since business owners do not understand how to interpret financial accounts and, as a result, do not comprehend what is causing the cash flow problem. To illustrate this idea, I will Highlight a company whose sales increased from $2 million per year to more than $40 million in two years. The owners couldn't figure out why they were still having cash flow problems despite their tremendous expansion. The owners didn't realize that higher sales meant more working capital to sustain huge stock holdings and debtor books. For this Reason, a cash flow budget is an essential component of running a firm. A cash flow budget varies from an overall budget in that it must track the movement of cash in accordance with operating conditions and agreed supplier and customer agreements. Remember that there is a huge gap between an invoice being issued and actual money entering the bank. Regardless of the industry in which they operate, business owners must learn financial management abilities. Entrepreneurs may find themselves suddenly loaded with cash and begin spending without keeping a careful watch on where the money is going. They frequently realize too late that they are out of money and are unsure on what action to take. Many SMEs are bound to fail before they ever get off the ground. By honing your financial management abilities, you may avoid joining the 34% of people who fail because they don't know how to handle their finances and cash flow.

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