Finanzas ComercialesPregunta 1135 de 1632
A cash flow projection primarily helps a contractor:
a.Foresee cash shortfalls in time to arrange credit
b.Set the overhead rate each bid should carry
c.Value the work in progress for the balance sheet
d.Compute the depreciation on owned equipment
Explicación
A cash flow projection lays expected receipts against expected disbursements week by week, so a shortfall is visible before it arrives and a line of credit or a change in billing can be arranged in time. Markup comes from the overhead rate and the target margin, not from a cash schedule. Work in progress is valued from job-cost records against the contract amounts. Depreciation follows the asset's cost and schedule and is a tax and book calculation, with no cash timing in it at all.
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