12-Month Cash Flow Forecast
Invoicing ≠ collecting. Enter global fixed costs, a tax set-aside %, and monthly collections — get a full-year view of risk months, worst-case balance, average surplus, and whether your safety buffer holds all 12 months.
Global Settings
One-Time Expenses (up to 5)
Monthly Cash Flow — Jan to Dec
Enter invoiced and collected amounts per month. Variable expenses = project costs, travel, or other month-specific costs beyond fixed overhead.
Cash Position & Reserve
Reserve Coverage
1.5 mo
starting reserves
3-Mo Reserve Target
$15,581
6-Mo Reserve Target
$31,163
Avg Monthly Burn
$5,194
fixed + var + taxes
Balance stays above your 3-month safety buffer all year. Year-end balance: $46,175.
You invoiced $110,000 and collected $100,500 across the year. The $9,500 difference is outstanding — factor this lag into your month-by-month collection figures.
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