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Why Is Cash Flow Important To Survive In Our Tough Business Climate?

Growth Institute

It’s time that your entire management team learns the importance of your business’s cash flow story. Your entire management team must access and understand your cash flow story. And in my next article, we’ll dig into decisions your management team can make to improve that story. What Is A Balance Sheet?

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Be Your Cash Flow Story’s Hero With These Business Decisions

Growth Institute

Your management team has a critical role in protecting the financial survival of your company. Your management team must know the story, too, so they can positively impact it or fix the leaks. Every day, your company’s management team has opportunities to make decisions to improve the organization’s profit and working capital.

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HR Finance 101: A Guide To Finance for HR

AIHR

The main responsibility of finance is to allocate and monitor resources that support the goals of the organization while ensuring a balance between revenue and costs. On the other hand, HR is responsible for recruiting, motivating, and managing the people who advance those goals. Contents Why does HR need to know finance?

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A Refresher on Debt-to-Equity Ratio

Harvard Business Review

Both of these numbers come from your company’s balance sheet. So you want to strike a balance that’s appropriate for your industry. That’s partly why, says Knight, Apple started to get rid of cash and pay out dividends to shareholders and added debt to its balance sheet in the last month or so.

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A Refresher on Current Ratio

Harvard Business Review

Those are the amounts that you owe others but haven’t yet hit your accounts payable liability. You owe employees for their time but they don’t ever invoice your company so it doesn’t hit accounts payable. These include accounts payable, accrued vacation, deferred revenue, inventories, and receivables.