Cash flow & financial planning

Cash flow planning


Most businesses need to carry out some form of cash flow planning and forecasting to ensure the smooth running of daily operations. Cash is king in most business settings, and having the ability to pay debts as and when amounts fall due for payment is what helps most business owners sleep at night.


Cash flow planning might be as simple as having advance knowledge of what future tax liabilities are likely to be, and when they will fall due. At the other end of the spectrum it could be a detailed day to day/week to week/month to month plan to help manage the cash flow accordingly and/or to identify at the earliest opportunity any future cash deficiencies that may arise in the business, allowing appropriate action to be taken well in advance of any problems actually materialising.


Whatever your cash flow planning requirements, Newsham & Co has vast experience, both in a professional setting for funding applications, and a real world commercial setting for routine daily cash flow management, of what a business needs, and is here to help and guide our clients through the process.

Financial planning


Many businesses operate day to day without any financial plan. For some this may be fine, but for others, for both internal and external reasons, a requirement to have a sound financial plan can be essential. This might be to ensure the company will be profitable, and highlight the decisions that need to be made if it isn't. It might be to set targets for the business to aim for. Or, it could be due to a request from the bank to assist with obtaining a business loan or overdraft.

 

Whatever the reason for requiring a financial plan, Newsham & Co can help, including liaising directly with banks and funders on your behalf.

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