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CASH FLOWS IN OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Qosimova Nilufarkhon Chinberdiyevna
Lecturer at the Department of
“Specialty, Social-Humanitarian,
and Exact Sciences” of Tashkent State
University of Economics.
Abstract:
For any business to be successful, it requires financial stability. Cash flows play a
crucial role in ensuring this stability. Cash flows mainly arise from operating activities. This
article discusses the concept of cash flows in operating activities, their significance, formation,
monitoring, and management.
Key words:
Cash flow, reporting formats, types of cash flows, financial activities, operating
cash flows, operating expenses, payments, investment cash flows, financial cash flows,
investment activity, sale of assets, repayment of loans, sale of shares, factors, stability of positive
cash flows, cash flow monitoring.
Cash Flows and Their Types
1. Operating Cash Flows
: These cash flows arise as a result of the company's core business
activities, such as fulfilling orders or earning revenue from the sale of goods or services. This
type of cash flow also includes wages paid to employees, payments for purchased materials, and
other operating expenses.
2. Investing Cash Flows
: These flows originate from investment activities, such as purchasing
new equipment or tools. They may also result from investments in other companies or the sale of
assets.
3. Financing Cash Flows:
These include legal loans, issuing shares, or collecting dividends.
Financing flows also encompass expenses such as loan repayments or interest payments.
The Importance of Cash Flows from Operating Activities
Cash flows generated from operating activities are essential for continuing the daily operations
of a business. They not only indicate whether the company is functioning effectively or not, but
also provide opportunities for new investments. The following factors highlight the significance
of operating cash flows:
1. Stability
: Cash flow from operations ensures the stability of the company. If a business cannot
generate sufficient cash from its operations, it may face difficulties covering its expenses.
2. Growth Opportunities
: Positive cash flows enable companies to invest in new projects or
products. This contributes to the company's growth and enhances its competitiveness.
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3. Creditworthiness
: Banks and financial institutions evaluate operating cash flows when
considering lending to a company. A business with stable and improving cash flows has better
chances of obtaining credit.
Monitoring and Managing Cash Flows
Monitoring and managing cash flows is vital for every company's success. This process includes
various tools and methods:
1. Cash Flow Statements
: A company should prepare cash flow statements monthly or quarterly.
These reports reflect operating, investing, and financing cash flows, and analyzing them helps
assess the company’s financial condition.
2. Budget Planning:
By creating a budget, a company can plan and control its future cash flows.
The aim of this process is to optimize cash flows and minimize expenses.
3. Liquidity Management:
Liquidity management ensures that the company can meet its
immediate payment obligations. This creates a framework to avoid potential issues.
4. Strategic Decision-Making:
Analyzing cash flows enables companies to make strategic
decisions. This helps identify problems, adapt to market changes, and remain competitive.
Conclusion
Cash flows from operating activities are a crucial factor that determines the future of any
business. Understanding and monitoring cash flows, as well as making decisions based on them,
are necessary to ensure financial stability and increase business growth opportunities. In the
future, companies must pay special attention to operating cash flows to achieve sustainable
development.
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Legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, No. 404.
2. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Accounting and Financial Reporting” – 2017.
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