Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to manage cash flow for a business<br>Write down your business's balance at the beginning of each month. Check your business's bank account to see how much cash you have on hand. You will need to do this for a few months before you have a good idea of what your cash flow is like.
In order to manage cash flow for a business, you need to write down your business
Checking your bank account won't show you how much money you have. 
You can reduce your excessive by writing down all your monthly income versus monthly expenses 
Once you gather information on your money amount, you are ready to calculate interest.
There is an order in which the value of a business is determined.
You should write down your adjusted income.
You must determine the value of the business. 
Daily interest should be calculated before making an investment.
Charles is experiencing cash flow issues.
You must always look at your atm statement.
the banks sometime reach out within a month
If a business has a front door, that is one place you can check to see if they accept checks.
It  is best to prepare financial reports monthly
Determine sweat equity before the business' value.
Sweat Equity cannot be determined until the value of the business is known. 
Determine how much time you have before deciding whether to earn extra income.
Budget should be considered. 
The beginning of each month you should visit your bank to see if they have toasters.
The client will inquire through phone about a proof of funds letter.
the customer has money left over
Weigh yourself regularly, and mark it down on paper.
Calculating daily interest will help you set a budget
Not writing down your balance at the beginning of the month will help manage your cash flow. 
Figuring out your cash flow requires multiple, complicated steps. 
Checking your bank account won't help you manage your money. 