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Cash Flow Sensitivity Analysis Accounting and Tax

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Cash Flow Sensitivity Analysis Accounting and Tax
CASH FLOW SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

A cash flow sensitivity analysis is used to prepare expected cash flow projections by

entering a percentage change assumption. The template will then automatically

prepare a pessimistic and optimistic set of cash flow scenarios. Under the pessimistic

scenario, cash receipts will be lowered by the percentage and disbursements will be

increased by the same percentage. Under the optimistic scenario, receipts will be

increased while disbursements will be decreased by the percentage assumption.



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Cash Flow Sensitivity Analysis

For the year ended 12/31/20xx





% change in receipts and disbursements 12.0%





Expected Pessimistic Optimistic

Beginning Cash Balance $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Cash Inflows from Operating & Financing Activities

(Income):

Accounts Receivable 35,000 30,800 39,200

Sales and Receipts 25,000 22,000 28,000

Proceeds from Loans 15,000 13,200 16,800

Interest Income

Receivables

Proceeds from disposal of property and equipment

Dividends Received

Others:









Total Cash Inflows $75,000 $66,000 $84,000

Available Cash Balance $115,000 $106,000 $124,000

Cash Outflows (Expenses):

Additions to Property & Equipment & CWIP $20,000 $17,600 $22,400

Advances to Officers and Employees 500 440 560

Advances to Related Companies 2,000 1,760 2,240

Advertisements/Marketing 3,500 3,080 3,920

Contractor Services

Contributions to Pension Plan

Deposits

Depreciation

Dues & Subscriptions

Electricity, Water & Telephone

Income Tax & Licenses

Increase in Investments

Interest and Bank Charges Paid

Licenses & Permits

Maintenance and Repairs

Materials and Supplies

Miscellaneous

Office Supplies and Expenses

Outside Services Employed

Payroll

Payroll Taxes

Prepaid Expenses and Other Current Assets

Property Insurance

Rent or Lease

Sales Tax 4,500 3,960 5,040

Other:









Subtotal $30,500 $26,840 $34,160

Other Cash Out Flows:

Capital Expenditures $100,000 $88,000 $112,000

Increase in Other Noncurrent Liabilities $1,000 $880 $1,120

Other:



Subtotal $101,000 $88,880 $113,120

Total Cash Outflows $131,500 $115,720 $147,280

Ending Cash Balance ($16,500) ($9,720) ($23,280)









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