Net cash flow show's the company's ability to generate cash as well as profits. It is calculated as operating cash flow adjusted for interest, tax and dividends received and paid.
Net cash flow:
Is the 'after expenses' income that is gained from investment property.
The difference between the money received and the money spent in any one period (week, month, year).
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The amount of cash remaining in a business after costs, interest and principal payments are made.
Net cash flow is a profitability measurement that represents the amount of money produced or lost during a period by calculating the difference between cash inflows from outflows.