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what is the difference between cash flow and profit and
loss account?
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Answer Posted / arun
Cash flow consists of only cash transactions both received and payments made of capital and revenue in nature whereas P&L a/c shows the expenses and incomes of revenue in nature, it includes accrued expenses and incomes as to find the profit or loss for that accounting year.
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