By completing this monthly cash flow projection for one year (or more) you will have an idea of cash inflows and outflows. Your calculations may help you plan material purchases in smaller/larger amounts, take time to negotiate terms with suppliers, watch your cash during slowdowns, ramp up for busy periods, and more. Once you have your cash flow projections you can speak to your accountant or lender about your cash needs.

You will need your start-up estimates/costs/quotes from the previous worksheet. Input them in the first column.

Cash Flow Statement for a Small Business
12 Month and Start-Up Cash Flow Start-Up Costs Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4
Cash Receipts (Cash In)          
Cash sales          
Collections from accounts receivable          
Owners' capital          
Loan proceeds          
Capital/Asset Disposal          
Other cash received (specify)          
Total Cash In
         
           
Cash Disbursements (Cash Out)          
Advertising & promotion expense          
Bank charges & interest          
Business licenses & permits          
Capital / Assets Purchases          
Equipment Payments          
Government Remittances (taxes, GST/PST)          
Interest expense          
Insurance          
Loan/line of credit payments          
Management salaries (owners draw)          
Office supplies & expenses          
Payroll remittances (WCB, CPP, taxes)          
Professional fees (accounting, legal)          
Rent or mortgage payment          
Repairs & Maintenance          
Storage          
Telephones/communications          
Travel          
Utilities          
Vehicle expenses          
Wages & salaries (staff)          
Total Cash Out
         
           
Cash Flow Summary
         
Opening Balance          
Add: Cash In          
Subtract: Cash Out          
Closing cash balance - surplus or (deficit)          

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