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When it comes to cash flow problems, we often immediately think of a business struggling to find customers. However, "...sometimes the growth of your business can actually generate issues with cash flow."

Alexandra Hoffman of Syft delves into how businesses and their accountants can stay on top of cash flow by planning ahead.

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Why do I have cash flow problems when I'm making a profit? Ultimately, cash flow and net profit measure different things. While profit is the goal – and an indicator of financial health – cash flow is the lifeblood of your business, keeping operations going every day.

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