Financial Analysis
Investment: What will be invested in and how much will be invested? Don't forget that the initial investment should take into account assets, operational losses and working capital. Keep your eye on details for example permits, deposits (ex. rent), salaries pre-inauguration, transportation etc.
Break-even point: What are the fixed costs, variable costs and sales price? How many units do you need to sell to have a cash flow of $0. Perform a sensitivity analysis to analyze how the BEP will change under different conditions.
Cash flow: This is the most important financial statement. In order to project a cash flow, you may first need to project the income statements and balance sheets. What will your monthly cash flow be like during the first year and then yearly for the next two years?
The idea for the business plan is to have a company that sells personalized items such as t-shirts, hats, etc.
It will be a partnership with two people and maybe a few employees we will have store front, a website where you can order online, Much show chart as well