What to include in initial investment in cash flow?
Tuesday, August 26th, 2008soeren_alexander_petersen asked: In a typical cash flow statement for year 0, do you include the total investment or just the equity investment that one injected into the project?
Also, when calculating the NPV/IRR, does one use the total investment or just the equity part?
E.g. if the equity part (such as through stocks or out-of-pocket cash) is [...]
Cash Flow, Define a Revenue
Monday, August 18th, 2008Cash flow is a term usually used to define a revenue of expense stream that changes an account over time, or the general amount of cash received and used by a company during a specific period. Cash flows are essential to solvency and can be a record of past events or events expected to happen [...]
Budgeting Vs Cash Flow Planning
Saturday, August 16th, 2008The dreaded “B” word drums up a lot of emotions in people. Often budgets are associated with cost cutting or even financial failure or bankruptcy. However budgets are by businesses and other successful people to establish a spending plan and to map out their financial future. Budgets are a useful starting point in establishing your [...]
Cash flow is equal to earnings before taxes minus depreciation?
Saturday, August 9th, 2008mary j asked: Cash flow is equal to earnings before taxes minus depreciation
1) false
2) trueLonnie Donnalley
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Discounted Cash Flow
Wednesday, August 6th, 2008Discounted Cash Flow is an accounting method used when analyzing an investment and determining its attractiveness. In this method, future cash flows are estimated and discounted, giving them a present value. If the value arrived at is higher than the current cost of the investment, then the opportunity should be a good one. There are [...]












