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Cash flow plan

Cash as a finance head reads it: what is available, what comes in and goes out each week, and the loans behind it.

Cash flow plan in TallyNexa
The screen as it is in TallyNexa, on the sample books (Navkar Electricals, made up).

What it does

  • Cash available: balances plus what the bank limit leaves undrawn
  • A 13-week plan from the bills due in and out
  • The loan register with terms, interest and what falls due
  • Past weeks: what was due against what really moved

How it works

  1. 1

    What is available

    Cash and bank balances, plus what your bank limits leave undrawn, against the minimum you set.
  2. 2

    Week by week

    Bills due in and out are placed in their week, for the next 13 weeks.
  3. 3

    Loans in the plan

    Each loan's terms, read from the books or typed in, give its interest and repayments.
  4. 4

    Looking back

    Past weeks show what was due against what really moved.

Questions about Cash flow plan

How is the cash flow forecast made?

From the bills due in and out in your Tally books, week by week for 13 weeks, starting from cash and bank balances plus what your bank limits leave undrawn.

Does it include loans?

Yes. The loan register holds each loan's terms, interest and what falls due, read from your books or typed in, and repayments are part of the plan.

Can I compare the plan with what happened?

Yes. Past weeks show what was due against what really moved.

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