[Solved] Creating a Current Cash-Flow Statement and Balance- Sheet, help, with Which Step of the Financial Planning Process?

Q.	Creating a Current Cash-Flow Statement and Balance- Sheet, help, with Which Step of the Financial Planning Process?
A.	Development of Financial Goals.
B.	Determining the Current Financial Position.
C.	Evaluating the Alternatives.
D.	Implementing a Financial Plan.
Answer» B. Determining the Current Financial Position.

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