18/08/2026
Most business owners can't tell you what their cash position will look like in 60 days.
That's not a criticism. It's just not something most accountants ever help them build.
Here's what a basic 90-day cash flow map looks like.
What comes in:
-Invoices due in 30/60/90 days
-Average debtor payment days (the days they actually pay)
-Any lump sums expected (asset sales, refunds, grants)
What goes out:
-Payroll, including super
-BAS due dates
-Rent, subscriptions, regular outgoings
-Loan repayments
-Supplier bills with longer terms
The gap:
-What's the lowest your account balance hits. When?
-Can you cover everything in that window?
-If not, then what?
This is not complicated. It's a spreadsheet and a conversation.
But most businesses don't have it.
And when a pressure point hits, they're scrambling.
If you want to build this and don't know where to start, reach out.
It's the kind of thing that takes an hour to set up and saves a year of stress.
Darren Haycraft
LMP Accountants β Taxation | Accounting | Business Consultancy
π (03) 9723 7100 | π lmp.com.au