First Small Business Cash Flow Workbook
Craig Alexander Orr MBA, MSc, HND
Copyright 2011 Craig Orr
Smashwords Edition
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Finding Cash in Your Business - http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/62199
Improving Small Business Cash Flow - http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/67059
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Table of contents
Chapter 2 - The Cash Flow Formula
Chapter 4 - Your Credit Control Templates
Chapter 1
Cutting costs and improving Cash Flow is where all small businesses need to be right now. The big question is where do you start? My suggestion is first download a copy of Improving Small Business Cash Flow - http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/67059 which provides the background to the this workbook.
Small businesses cannot afford the luxury of doing “business as usual” in a recessionary environment it is critical to re-evaluate how your business operates.
The Top 5 reasons for business failures in America are:
Lack of Industry Experience
Inadequate Financing