Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Why does the sign change for Net Income on each rail?

"Money never starts an idea; it is the idea that starts the money." -W. J. Cameron

The top rail is the income rail. It tells you how much net income you have achieved for a particular period by subtracting all your expenses from you income.
The bottom rail is a cash flow rail and is measured from a debt perspective.
i.e. will the amounts ADD to debt or SUBTRACT from debt.
When you make Net Income it will subtract from debt which is why the sign changes when the figures move onto the bottom rail.

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