Cash Flow Statement Template

Free interactive cash flow statement for Jamaican businesses. Track where your cash comes from and where it goes.

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OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Cash generated from day-to-day business operations (indirect method)

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Non-cash expense added back

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Enter increase as positive (reduces cash)

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Enter increase as positive (reduces cash)

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Enter increase as positive (increases cash)

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Net Cash from Operating ActivitiesJ$0.00

INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Cash spent on or received from long-term assets

Cash paid for new equipment

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Cash paid for property/land

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Cash received from selling assets

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Net Cash from Investing ActivitiesJ$0.00

FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Cash from loans, owner contributions, and repayments

New loans received

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Loan principal paid back

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Cash withdrawn by owner

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Additional capital invested

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Net Cash from Financing ActivitiesJ$0.00
Net Change in CashJ$0.00
Beginning Cash BalanceJ$0.00
ENDING CASH BALANCEJ$0.00

Understanding Cash Flow Statements

A cash flow statement shows how cash moves in and out of your business over a period of time. It answers the critical question: where did my cash go?

Direct Method

Lists actual cash received from customers and cash paid to suppliers, employees, etc. Simpler to understand but harder to prepare from standard accounting records.

Indirect Method (Used Here)

Starts with net income and adjusts for non-cash items (like depreciation) and changes in working capital. Most commonly used by businesses and required by IFRS.

Operating

Cash from core business: sales collected, suppliers paid, wages, GCT remitted. The heartbeat of your business.

Investing

Cash spent on or received from long-term assets: buying equipment, selling a vehicle, purchasing property.

Financing

Cash from loans, owner investments, and repayments. Includes bank borrowings, loan principal payments, and owner drawings.

Why Cash Flow Matters for Jamaican Businesses

Profitable businesses can still fail if they run out of cash. In Jamaica, where payment terms can stretch to 60–90 days and exchange rate fluctuations affect import costs, tracking cash flow is essential. Banks look at your cash flow statement when evaluating loan applications — strong operating cash flow signals a healthy business.

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