If it appears that the cash balance will be unacceptably low at any point, resulting in potentially dangerous liquidity problems, then corrective action must be taken. The following methods could be considered.
Arrange extra finance
Improve working capital management
Defer capital expenditure or sell assets
Cut operating costs or raise prices
Encourage debtors to pay
Smooth your expenses throughout the year
Consider Factoring
Adopt the 10% Savings Method
Ensure that YOUR salary is reasonable
Cut the highest salary or increase their workload
Delay paying your creditors
All salaries must be reasonable
Open a separate Tax Account
Increase your use of Budgets and Forecasts
Adopt Expense Provision and Reserve accounts
Apply for any Grants
Sell Assets that are not working for you
Contact Centrelink
When Times are good put money aside to cover your 'rainy days'
Disclaimer: This is not advice. Items herein are general comments only and do not constitute or convey advice per se. The information contained in this article is for guidance only and should not be relied upon without obtaining professional advice having regard to your specific circumstances.
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