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1. whats is the cash budget & cash flow forecast?
2. what’s the difference between those?
please give an example
They are the same thing and are explained in our free Paper MA lectures.
The cash budget I believe is fixed. Cash forecast is based on cash budget but you update it with the actual cash flows that come in and out every day. So at the end of the financial year, your cash budget has now become your actual cash flows through the year.
Is this correct? at least can you tell me this? it going to a help for me
The cash budget is not fixed and most companies will update it periodically. How often they choose to update it is up to them – as with all management accounting there are no rules.
However the updating is not relevant for Paper MA anyway.