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| bining | Hozzászólás Oct 22 2018, 10:12 AM |
| From time to time we bring you posts from our partners that may not be new but contain advice that bears repeating. Look for these classics on the weekends. I have a lot of bad habits. For example, I tend to bite my nails when I get stressed out. I also have a penchant for opening the cupboard to get a drinking glass — then walking away and leaving the door wide open. I know. I can’t explain it either. business |
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| ftrsquish | Hozzászólás Oct 22 2018, 09:19 AM |
IDÉZET(bining @ Oct 21 2018, 12:24 PM)  A business plan is all conceptual until you start filling in the numbers and terms. The sections about your marketing plan and strategy are interesting to read, but they don't mean a thing if you can't justify your business with good figures on the bottom line. You do this in a distinct section of your business plan for financial forecasts and statements. The financial section of a business plan is one of the most essential components of the plan, as you will need it if you have any hope of winning over investors or obtaining a bank loan. Even if you don't need financing, you should compile a financial forecast in order to simply be successful in steering your business.The following will cover what the financial section of a business plan is, what it should include, and how you should use it to not only win financing but to better manage your business.Let's start by explaining what the financial section of a business plan is not. Realize that the financial section is not the same as accounting. Many people get confused about this because the financial projections that you include--profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flow--look similar to accounting statements your business generates. But accounting looks back in time, starting today and taking a historical view. Business planning or forecasting is a forward-looking view, starting today and going into the future.  The last month of the year can be the busiest and most overwhelming for business owners. There’s a lot to be accounted for, plotted then projected into the incoming year with planning, not to mention preparing for annual taxes. However, the process of year-end preparations for your business accounting and tax planning doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here are five year-end accounting tips on how to easily handle your company’s finances this holiday season: |
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| bining | Hozzászólás Oct 21 2018, 12:24 PM |
| A business plan is all conceptual until you start filling in the numbers and terms. The sections about your marketing plan and strategy are interesting to read, but they don't mean a thing if you can't justify your business with good figures on the bottom line. You do this in a distinct section of your business plan for financial forecasts and statements. The financial section of a business plan is one of the most essential components of the plan, as you will need it if you have any hope of winning over investors or obtaining a bank loan. Even if you don't need financing, you should compile a financial forecast in order to simply be successful in steering your business.The following will cover what the financial section of a business plan is, what it should include, and how you should use it to not only win financing but to better manage your business.Let's start by explaining what the financial section of a business plan is not. Realize that the financial section is not the same as accounting. Many people get confused about this because the financial projections that you include--profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flow--look similar to accounting statements your business generates. But accounting looks back in time, starting today and taking a historical view. Business planning or forecasting is a forward-looking view, starting today and going into the future. |
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