Showing posts with label financial report. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financial report. Show all posts

Sunday, March 15, 2009

An Open Book

By LAURA LORBER

The installation technicians at Pool Covers Inc. could literally see the writing on the wall. At the company's monthly meeting in September, employees reviewed financials together, projecting the numbers on the wall.

One figure stood out to pool-cover installer Christopher Darling: Sales of pool covers for new construction plunged 49% in September from August, two months ahead of the typical seasonal dropoff and much steeper. What's more, employees learned that the company's bank turned down the loan request that the company needed to get through its slow season. Managers asked employees for alternatives to layoffs.

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Friday, February 20, 2009

Financial Controls

By analyzing your business's financial reports, you are able to determine how well your business is doing and what you may need to do to improve its financial viability. There are three basic financial reports that all business owners need to understand and interpret in order to manage their businesses successfully—the balance sheet, the income/profit and loss (P&L) and the cash flow statement.

These are often referred to as the financials. Pro forma financials are projections, usually these are projected for three fiscal years. Financial controls provide the basis for sound management and allow you to establish guidelines and policies that enable the business to succeed and grow.

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