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Financials: Cashflow

Cashflow, Operating Cashflow

Updated over a week ago

💵 Cashflow Report

Feasly auto-generates an integrated cashflow, combining both:

  • Project cashflow: Revenue and costs from development activity

  • Funding cashflow: Equity injections, loan drawdowns, repayments, and interest

This unified view gives you a complete picture of monthly cash in and out—regardless of source or purpose.

📥 Download Report
Head to your Dashboard and click the export icon to export this report.


✅ Why Integrated?

Instead of viewing:

  • Sales and construction costs in one report

  • Loans, equity, and interest in another...

You get one operating cashflow that shows your net cash position across the life of the project.

It’s essential for:

  • Assessing project viability

  • Meeting lender requirements

  • Building investor confidence

  • Making informed, fast decisions


📊 Project Cashflow

  • Monthly revenue and cost flows (excluding funding)

  • Exclusive of GST

  • Before Corporate Tax and Profit Distribution

  • NPV: Net Present Value using the Discount Rate from Financial Settings

  • IRR: Internal Rate of Return on project cashflows


💰 Funding Cashflow

  • Monthly equity and debt movements

  • Treated as non-taxable income and deductions

  • Equity Injections: Returned pre-tax

  • Equity Returns: Paid post-tax — see [Profit Distribution Report]


📘 Operating Cashflow

  • Integrated view of project + funding activity

  • Exclusive of GST

  • Includes corporate tax provision (based on % in Financial Settings — estimate only)

  • Net Profit (After Tax) available for distribution



🧠 Seek Professional Advice

Feasly models your assumptions—but your accountant or tax advisor can confirm how profit and tax will be treated based on your structure, reporting method, and funding setup.



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