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goldfiish [28.3K]
3 years ago
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Small businesses that are just getting off the ground often have problems with the difference between cash coming into the busin

ess and cash going out of the business. For example, if the company allows far too lenient credit sales terms, customers do not pay on time, which could cause cash to come in too slowly. That's why all businesses must keep a careful watch on their ______.
a) advance payments accounts

b) asset summarization

c) recording processes

d) cash flow
Business
1 answer:
faust18 [17]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

d) <u>cash flow</u>

Explanation:

Small businesses are characterized by limited scale of operations and small quantum of revenues. Thus, small businesses in their initial stages have to deal with the common problem of shortage of funds owing to delay in receipts from debtors owing to relaxed credit terms.

The receipts are not received on time while the expenses accumulate which leads to a situation of cash crunch wherein it gets difficult to meet expenses and liabilities.

Thus, to avoid such situations businesses have to consider their credit policies and credit allowing limit so as to ensure enough cash to meet day to day working capital requirements.

This points towards being careful of cash inflows and outflows and efficient management of cash flows, keeping check on receipts and payments to ensure smooth operations.

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