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Content/Elements of Business Plan: Mary Mildred P. de Jesus SHS Teacher
Content/Elements of Business Plan: Mary Mildred P. de Jesus SHS Teacher
Content/Elements of Business Plan: Mary Mildred P. de Jesus SHS Teacher
OF BUSINESS PLAN
Prepared by:
F. Pro
A. B. Pro C. Pro D. Pro
Operating E. Break- Forma of
Forma of Forma of Forma of sources
and even
Capital
Income Cash Balance and
Statement analysis application
Budget Flow Sheet
of fund
TIC-TAC-TOE GAME
Identified the word revealed and answer if it’s a
Capital or Operating Budget.
Every time you answer correctly, you will have a
chance to play the tic-tac-toe game.
The player will select X goes first and the other player
is O.
The player who draws 3 rows X or O horizontally,
diagonally, vertically wins the game.
TIC-TAC-TOE GAMES
A. OPERATING AND CAPITAL
BUDGET
Operating budget – It
focuses on the day-to-day
running of the company and it
usually covers one-year
period.
A. OPERATING AND CAPITAL
BUDGET
Capital budget – focus on
internal investment strategy and are
usually long-term, although they may
be updated annually. A typical capital
budget will extend over 5 or 10
years.
A. OPERATING AND CAPITAL
BUDGET
But please take note that before we make a
pro forma of income statement we need to
prepare the operating and capital budget.
If entrepreneur is running sole
trading concern then he is responsible
for budgeting decision.
A. OPERATING AND CAPITAL
BUDGET
If it is partnership or other form of
legal concern then budgeting decisions
are to be taken by assigned member of
business.
Final determination of budgets will
ultimately rest with the owners or
entrepreneurs.
B. PRO FORMA INCOME STATEMENT
It Refers to projected net profit calculated
from projected revenues minus projected
costs and expenses. It should comprise of
sales on monthly basis, insight on operating
expenses, salaries and wages should
highlight on total number of employees
employed in company.
B. PRO FORMA INCOME
STATEMENT
The income statement shows your
revenues, expenses, and profit for a
particular period—a snapshot of your
business that shows whether or not your
business is profitable. Subtract expenses
from your revenue to determine your profit
or loss.
B. PRO FORMA INCOME
STATEMENT
Revenue / Income
Less: Expenses
= Net profit / (Net loss)
B. PRO FORMA INCOME
XYZ Corporation
STATEMENT
For the month ended December 2017
Income Statement
Advertising costs P 7, 500
Salaries and wages 15, 000
Insurance expense 7, 300
Tax expense 13, 414
Utilities expense 6, 000
B. PRO FORMA INCOME
XYZ Corporation
STATEMENT
For the month ended December 2017
Income Statement
Bank charges 654
Service revenue 94, 600
Rent expense 15, 000
Fuel 2, 500
Bad debts 1, 000
B. PRO FORMA INCOME
STATEMENT XYZ Corporation
For the month ended December 2017
Income Statement
Income:
Service Revenue
P 94, 600
Less: Expenses
Advertising costs P 7, 500
Salaries and wages 25, 000
Insurance expense 7, 300
Tax expense 23, 414
Utilities expense 16, 000
Bank charges/interest paid 654
Rent expense 15, 000
Fuel 2, 500
Bad debts 1, 000 68, 368
Net Profit P 26, 232
B. PRO FORMA INCOME
STATEMENT
If revenue is higher than your
expenses it is a net income/profit.
If revenue is lower than your
expenses it is a net loss.
ACTIVITY: INCOME STATEMENT
Group yourselves into 5 teams. Each group will
have a manila paper and a pen. And based on the
given below, prepare an income statement. You
only have 5 minutes to think and prepare. Once
the time stopped nobody is allowed to move. One
representative will go in front and explain your
answer.
B. PRO FORMA INCOME
Fajardo Medical Clinic
STATEMENT
For the month ended July 31, 2017
Income Statement
Salaries expense P 50, 000
Insurance expense 13, 000
Supplies used 5, 000
Medical revenue 135, 500
Rent expense 14, 000
B. PRO FORMA INCOME
Fajardo Medical Clinic
STATEMENT
For the month ended July 31, 2017
Income Statement
Utilities payable 15, 400
Interest income 12, 000
Bad debts 12, 800
Gas & Oil 10, 000
B. ANSWER - INCOME STATEMENT
Fajardo Medical Clinic
For the month ended July 31, 2017
Income Statement
Income:
Medical Revenue P 135, 500
Interest Income 12, 000
Less: Expenses
Salaries expense P 50, 000
Insurance expense 13, 000
Supplies used 5, 000
Rent expense 14, 000
Utilities payable 15, 400
Gas & Oil 10, 000
Bad debts 12, 800 120, 200