Abstract

Non-state corporate structures, which are the most widespread subjects of Russian business, do not have direct state influence and significant support, and are the most severely affected by the global pandemic of 2019–2020, are increasingly facing a situation of their own insolvency.50 Экономические системы. 2020. № 2 Economic Systems. 2020. No. 2 In these conditions, financial managers of non-state corporate structures try to plan the distribution of their funds more clearly and devote significant influence to their analysis. The author defines the concept of cash flow analysis of non-state corporate structures corresponding to its modern content. The article presents the author's systematization of methods for analyzing cash flows used by non-governmental corporate structures on the basis of the following features: by time interval, by the sources of information used, by the content of the main methodological techniques, by the traditional direction of potential use. The time interval was used for retrospective, operational and forecast analysis of cash flows of non-state corporate structures. According to the sources of information used in the analysis of cash flows, it was detailed into external, internal and mixed. According to the content of methodological techniques, analytical procedures used in the analysis of cash flows in non-state corporate structures are a direct method of analyzing cash flows, an indirect method of analyzing cash flows and coefficient methods of analyzing cash flows. Based on the traditional nature of the potential use areas, we have identified traditional and non-traditional (relatively new) areas of use of cash flow analysis of non-state corporate structures that have become traditional in recent years. The article provides a brief description of direct, indirect and coefficient methods for analyzing cash flows of non-state corporate structures and describes the directions of their use. The main directions of their application are considered: determining the main types of proportions of cash receipts and outflows and distribution of cash flows by type of activity; calculating the net cash flow based on net profit and its adjustments; calculating the coefficients of sufficiency and efficiency of cash flows. The greatest attention is paid to the directions of non-traditional use of methods of cash flow analysis that solve certain tasks of financial management: assessing the feasibility of local financial solutions, determining the synchronicity and uniformity of inflows and outflows, eliminating short-and medium-term cash gaps, determining the level of tax costs, determining the ability of the organization to repay various types of obligations

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