Revenue, Profit and Cash
Understand three money ideas that answer different questions.


Understand three money ideas that answer different questions.
Revenue, profit and cash answer different questions.
Revenue is income generated from sales before expenses are taken away.
Profit compares income with expenses. Cash flow follows money entering and leaving, so timing matters.
Can you explain the last idea in your own words without looking back?
List sales made, payments received and bills due. Mark revenue, expense, cash in and cash out.
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