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Cash Flow Statement: Explanation and Example Bench Accounting<\/p>\n

If Good Deal Co. was renting a storage space for $50 per month, each month\u2019s income statement would also list rent expense of $50. Since all transactions cannot be adequately communicated through the relatively few amounts reported on the financial statements, companies are required to have notes to the financial statements. If you aren\u2019t tracking your cash flow or still don\u2019t feel sure where to start, try signing up for LivePlan. If you\u2019re just starting and have no financial data\u2014you\u2019ll start by creating a cash flow forecast. If you\u2019re an up-and-running business, you should already have a cash flow statement and can use it to develop your cash flow forecast.<\/p>\n