Planning controls for Victoria and New South Wales, written against the ordinance.Read the library
Lesson 6 of 7

Read the cashflow

6 min

See the study month by month, with debt, interest and equity.

The "Cashflow" sheet is where revenue timing, cost timing and the adopted finance come together into a month-by-month picture, and where peak debt and total interest become real figures rather than estimates.

  1. 1

    Open Cashflow

    Select "Cashflow". Each line of the study runs across the months, under "Revenue" and "Costs", down to "Net cashflow before finance".

  2. 2

    Follow the finance rows

    Beneath, the finance rows show each facility's "Drawdown", interest and "Balance", with its "Peak", then "Total interest & fees", the "Equity balance" and the "Total debt outstanding".

  3. 3

    Check the GST rows

    "GST collected (on sales)", "GST input credits (on costs)" and "Net GST remittance" are shown for reference and are excluded from the net cashflow.

  4. 4

    Look for a funding gap

  5. 5

    Fix timing at the source