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How To Develop A Financial Plan For A Business by Solarex1: 9:05am On Apr 13, 2018 |
To read all the article on our server click on the link below http://www.solarexinstitute.com.ng/how-to-develop-the-financial-forecast-of-a-business-plan/ FINANCIAL PLAN The financial forecast of a business plan is alway the most difficult aspect and at the same time, its very important in considering a business plan for a grant and will determine if an investor will be willing to put his/her money in your idea or business. Because this forecast will give your investors a foresight base on the financial plan to know if the business is profitable or not What is financial plan? Financial plan is the aspect of a business Plan that contains the financing sources, invested cost, sales revenue, cost of sales and expenses and result of financial projection (i.e loss or profit and this will determine if you or your investors will be willing to invest or not) For easy understanding this is divided into the following in your Financial plan * Balance sheet ( asset, liability and owners equity) * Income statement ( revenue, expenses and net profit/loss) * Cash flow statement ( total cash inflow and total cash outflow) Do you want to develop standard financials for any business? The information below will be of help. You need to have a standard estimate of the cost of building or rent and the equipment and machines which you will use to develop the balance sheet The balance sheet consist of the listed rows below Cash Accounts receivables Inventory Other current asset Total current asset Long term asset Accumulated depreciation Total asset Account payable Income taxes payable Sales taxes Short term dept Prepaid revenue Total current liabilities Long term debt Total liabilities Prepaid in capital Retained earning Earning Total owner’s equity Please note that your Asset must be equals to the summation of your liability and owners equity Asset = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity After the balance sheet you can develop your income statement Income statement Income statement consist of your expenses, sales revenue and profit or loss For further assistant you can click on the link below to study some of the business plans in our server by clicking on the link below http://www.solarexinstitute.com.ng/category/business-plan/ You can also contact our business dev. Unit for any further assistance call us on 07062284261, 0708 201 4770
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Re: How To Develop A Financial Plan For A Business by Solarex1: 7:10pm On Apr 14, 2018 |
Please note that your Asset must be equals to the summation of your liability and owners equity Asset = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity After the balance sheet you can develop your income statement Income statement Income statement consist of your expenses, sales revenue and profit or loss For further assistant you can click on the link below to study some of the business plans in our server by clicking on the link below http://www.solarexinstitute.com.ng/category/business-plan/ You can also contact our business dev. Unit for any further assistance call us on 07062284261, 0708 201 4770 |
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