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Empowering Businesses With Profitability Through Knowledge
Join the Profitability Revolution Transaction Definition, Transaction Profitability Summary Strategy 1: Working Capital Funded by the Business The following analysis represents the IRR of doing "Business as Usual" and represents a base for comparison purposes. Please note this strategy is portrayed by the following two tables. The first table describes the business transaction, and the second table summarizes the net internal rate of return for the strategy. These same tables are used for following strategies so the strategies may be compared with one another. The Business Transaction Definition table describes the transaction in tabular form for the strategy where the accounts receivable for the business can be either 15, 30, 45, or 60 days. (Note the 45 day accounts receivable is in bold print to represents an average business accounts receivable.) Business Transaction Definition The table below summarizes the investment in working capital and sales revenue streams, along with the timing, for this strategy.
Business Transaction Profitability Summary The new working capital requirement represents the base value by which all following strategies are compared. The new return on capital ratio and the internal rate of return values represents the profitability of this business transaction. The ratio and the IRR percentage can be used to compare this strategy with other strategies
Strategy Summarization The chart and table below provides a statistical and graphic representation that assists in interpretation of the relative value of a business employing this strategy, Working Capital Funded by the Business.
Strategy 1
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