What is the differnce between funds flow & Cash flow?
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Answer Posted / ravi naidu
fundflow statement summarises the changes in workingcapital
in a specified period and indicates the various sources and
applications of funds.
Cash flow statement gives the various items of inflow and
outflow of cash.
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