What's the difference between the company's revenue and expenditure business and the allocation of funds?

Company revenue and expenditure business and fund allocation are different concepts. The revenue and expenditure business of the company refers to the capital income and expenditure in the daily business activities of the company, including the daily expenses such as purchasing raw materials, paying wages and paying taxes. Fund transfer refers to the transfer of funds between different accounts, such as remittance from the company's main account to the sub-account or supplier account. The main difference between the two is that the former refers to the capital flow in the daily business activities of the company, while the latter refers to the capital transfer between the internal or external accounts of the company.