(This section of the plan should contain a discussion of what constitutes a 12-Month Profit and Loss Projection, a discussion of what constitutes a 12-Month Cash Flow Projection, a discussion of an opening day balance sheet showing what items of value (assets) as well as what debt (liabilities) the new business will begin with and a discussion of the break-even analysis which predicts the volume of sales, at a given price, that will be required to recover total costs. This should be accompanied by an explanation of all assumptions upon which you based your break-even analysis.)
Start-Up Expenses Sub-Plan (Unit 8)
(This section of the plan should include a discussion of the applicable expenses to start the new business. These could include some (or all) of the following: costs of sales, professional fees, technology costs, administrative costs, sales and marketing costs, wages and benefits. It should also include a contingency percentage to cover any under estimation along with your rationale for this percentage.)
Capitalization Sub-Plan (Unit 8)
(This section of the plan should include a discussion of the sources of all loans (existing or proposed) including amounts, terms, and collateral. It should also include a listing of the names and amounts contributed by each investor in the business including the percentage of ownership of each investor.)
References (Separate Page)
All citations in your text above need to also be in your references here in APA format. Include no references if you have not also cited them above.
Appendix (Separate page at end of document, if necessary)
(An appendix would be used in a business plan to contain large or lengthy elements that would make reading the body of your plan cumbersome. It would also contain associated elements like figures, charts, drawings, photographs, etc.)
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