CFO Cash Flow Management
Stop Finding Out About Cash Problems After They Happen
A profitable business can still run out of cash.
You may have customers who haven't paid yet, payroll due next week and major expenses coming up.
Your Profit & Loss statement may show a profit while your bank account tells a completely different story.
Tullis Consulting provides CFO-level cash-flow management to help you understand where your cash is going and what you'll need in the future.
Cash Flow Is About Timing
Profit tells you whether your business is economically profitable.
Cash flow tells you whether you have the money available when you need it.
That distinction becomes increasingly important as your business grows.
What Our Cash-Flow Management Includes
Rolling Cash-Flow Forecast
We develop a forward-looking forecast of expected cash receipts and payments.
Cash Requirements
We identify upcoming cash requirements such as:
Payroll
Taxes
Debt payments
Equipment
Inventory
Rent
Major operating expenses
Cash Shortfall Planning
If the forecast indicates pressure ahead, we identify potential actions before the problem becomes urgent.
Growth Cash Planning
Growth often requires cash before it generates additional profit.
We help you understand the cash requirements associated with growth.
Scenario Analysis
We can model potential decisions to determine how they may affect future cash.
Questions Your Cash Forecast Should Help Answer
Will we have enough cash to meet upcoming obligations?
When could cash become tight?
Can we afford another employee?
Can we afford a major purchase?
How much cash should remain in the business?
Can we safely increase owner distributions?
Can we afford to expand?
Get Ahead of Cash-Flow Problems
Cash problems are easier to manage when you see them coming.
Get a forward-looking view of your company's cash position.