Financial Transactions and Adjustments

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A local company places a large order worth £2,000.

Back

Add £2,000 to this month’s sales.

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Your product goes viral on TikTok and sales increase by 20% this month.

Back

Increase inflows by 20%.

Front

The government awards you a £1,000 start-up grant.

Back

Add £1,000 to this month.

Front

One of your regular customers pays their invoice two weeks early.

Back

Bring forward £500 income to this month.

Front

Your delivery van breaks down – repairs cost £800.

Back

Add £800 to this month’s expenses.

Front

You must hire temporary staff for £600.

Back

Add £600 to this month’s costs.

Front

A new competitor opens nearby. Sales drop 15% this month.

Back

Reduce sales by 15%.

Front

A customer delays paying their £700 invoice until next month.

Back

Remove £700 from this month, add to next.

Front

You spend £500 on Instagram ads, but gain £1,200 in new sales.

Back

Deduct £500, then add £1,200 this month.

Front

You spend £1,000 upfront to buy stock in bulk, but save £300 in costs next month.

Back

Add £1,000 this month, subtract £300 from next month’s expenses.