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Understanding Profit vs Cash Flow

Why a profitable period and the cash currently available are not always the same thing.

By Kibroo Team · Published 13/08/2026

Profit measures income and expenses for a period. Cash flow explains how cash moved through operating, investing and financing activity.

Credit sales can increase revenue before the customer pays, while buying inventory can reduce cash before that inventory is sold.

This educational overview is not tax or professional accounting advice.

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