Exam 15: Managing Cash Flow
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Discuss the five basic steps to establishing a cash budget for a business.
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The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act prohibits business owners from:
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At the end of a capital lease,a business has no option left to purchase the equipment.
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A firm whose sales volume is expanding rapidly need not be concerned about managing its cash flow.
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A ________ is a checking account that technically never has funds in it but is tied to another master account like payroll.
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The danger inventory poses to a small business is the amount of cash it ties up.
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A ________ is a contract in which a business selling an asset on credit gets a security interest in that asset,protecting the company's legal rights in case the buyer fails to pay.
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Which of the following would be a potential source of information for a sales forecast?
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An arrangement in which customers mail their payments on account to a post office box which the company's bank monitors,from which it collects the payments,and then immediately deposits the payments into the firm's interest-bearing account is called a:
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When investing surplus cash,the small business owner's key objectives should be:
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Once the owner determines an adequate minimum cash balance,what is the next step in creating a cash budget?
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Some companies manage their accounts receivable and cash by using sweep accounts.These are accounts where all funds above a certain minimum are automatically moved into an interest-bearing account.
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A cash budget is only as accurate as the ________ forecast from which it is derived.
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Which of the following are credit reporting services a small business owner could use to check a customer's credit?
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When an account becomes overdue,entrepreneurs must take immediate action.
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Carrying too much inventory decreases the chances that a business will run out of cash.
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How can an entrepreneur manage inventory in order to improve cash flow?
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