How can you accurately identify actual cash flow in your financial statements? Chad Martin, Fractional CFO and Consultant at Martin Consulting and Management, offers valuable insights into this crucial topic. In his latest discussion, Chad breaks down the common non-cash items that appear in financial statements and provides practical tips for accounting for the differences between cash and non-cash items.

Understanding cash flow versus non-cash entries is vital for getting a clear picture of your dealership’s true financial health. Items such as depreciation, amortization, and changes in inventory may not directly affect your cash position but can significantly impact your financial statements. Chad explains how to navigate these elements to ensure you’re accurately tracking your actual cash flow.

Whether you’re a seasoned financial professional or just looking to get a better handle on your dealership’s financials, Chad’s expertise and tips can help you avoid potential pitfalls and better manage your cash flow.

Ready to dive deeper? Watch Chad Martin’s full discussion and learn how to refine your approach to identifying and managing cash flow in your financial statements!