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Found ENG L6 Basic Financial Plan Template 1
Found ENG L6 Basic Financial Plan Template 1
Found ENG L6 Basic Financial Plan Template 1
Use the Template given in the next tab to create your Basic Financial Plan.
Keep the following points in mind while using the template:
• The Template given has been created for a Smoothie business.
• To create the Basic Financial Plan for your venture, replace the values entered in black with your ve
• Please do not enter any data in the red cells. Those will be calculated automatically by the formula
Key terms, what they mean and how they are calculated
Fixed Costs You incur these costs irrespective of whether y
that is purchased
These are costs that you incur only if you prod
Variable Costs produce e.g. contractual payments for addition
Average cost per unit of product sold; ideally if
difference in pricing, you will calculate this sep
Price per unit
Purchase frequency Avg. no. of times your customers are expected
Your costs per unit calculation = (fixed cost / total units) + Your actual per unit is a sum of your fixed cost
variable cost
Price per unit = the price at which you will sell the product Ideally your price per unit should be higher tha
Sometimes, your investment upfront is very hi
reach a certain capacity of production and or w
Break-Even Point (Units) Fixed Costs ÷ (Revenue per Unit – Variable Cos
Break-Even Point (currency sales) Fixed Costs ÷ Contribution Margin
Contribution Margin = Price of Product – Variable Costs Contribution margin is what goes towards fulfi
is your profit
s irrespective of whether you produce something or not e.g. salaries, rents, equipment
you incur only if you produce something and even then against the units that your
tual payments for additional workers, raw materials, rentals on equipment
t of product sold; ideally if you have more than one type of product with a vast
you will calculate this separately for each product type
ur customers are expected to or actually buy your product or service
is a sum of your fixed cost divided by your total units and your variable costs
r unit should be higher than your cost per unit - otherwise you will make a loss.
estment upfront is very high and your price per unit will only make sense when you
city of production and or when you have sold a certain no. of products.
R&D ₱ 8,000,000.00
Insurance ₱ 7,500,000.00
Office supplies ₱ 1,500,000.00
Office Equipment ₱ 3,600,000.00
Start up Tax
Building / Fair Market Value ₱ 15,000,000.00
Metro Manila Property Tax Rate 2%
SUMMARY
Revenue
Sales
Others
Total
Profit
Breakeven
PHP
20,000,000.00
20,000,000.00
14,528,089.00
1.22
3.58
1,653,808.90
PHP
way Period
2,010,000.00
3,461,911.00
5,471,911.00
20,000,000.00
- 14,528,089.00