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Apart from technical and marketing aspects, financing and financial aspect plays
a vital role in planning a business. Finance is business function that pertains to numbers
and analytical tools applied to help managers in decision making. Financing helps the
determine if the business if financially feasible. Furthermore, this chapter shows the
Financing aspect refers to how capital investment has been treated and
Table 117.0
Summary of Initial Capitalization
Fixed Assets
Assets are the things that owned by the company that have an economic
value that is measureable. These assets enable the production to run and
Table 118.0
Summary of Fixed Assets
Sources of Funding
owners. Each of the owners will have an equal share of funding that constitutes
30% of the business capital. Therefore, a total of 60% is capital investment from
The 40% remaining contribution will be taken from the bank. Bank loan is
Table 119.0
Sources of Funding
expressed as:
𝑖 𝑥 𝑃 𝑥 (1 + 𝑖)𝑛
𝐸𝑛𝑑 𝑜𝑓 𝑃𝑒𝑟𝑖𝑜𝑑 𝑃𝑎𝑦𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡 =
(1 + 𝑖)𝑛 − 1
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Table 120.0
Amortization Schedule
Outstanding Principal
Interest Due at
Principal at the Repaid at the
Period the End of the Payment
Beginning of the End of the
Period
Period Period
1 520,000.00 36,400.00 126,823.00 429,577.00
2 429,577.00 30,070.39 126,823.16 332,824.23
3 332,824.23 23,297.70 126,823.16 229,298.77
4 229,298.77 16,050.91 126,823.16 118,526.52
5 118,526.52 8,296.86 126,823.16 0
These expenses are the ones that are incurred during launching the new
Table 121.0
Summary of Pre-Operating Expenses
equipment and materials needed which enables the production to run and
operate daily activities of the company. These expenses are not directly
Table 122.0
Operating Expenses
Administrative Expense
Selling Expense
The main sources of initial capitalization are from the personal owners
savings which incorporates 60% of the total initial capitalization. Each partner
has an equal sharing of funding which is responsible for the 30% needed capital
of the business. Furthermore, the remaining 40% will be based on banks offer
the company’s current financial standing and its financial performance. It serves as a
guide for businesses growth to stay in the industry. Specifically, this section discusses
the basic financial statements that are important to have a clearer view on the
businesses status such as Income Statements, Balance Sheets and the Statement of
Cash Flows.
Income Statement shows the revenues, expenses, gains and losses of the
business that subsequently shows the profitability of the business during one periodic
year. Balance Sheets summarize the company’s assets, liabilities and partner’s equity
with the summation of liabilities and owner’s equity. Cash flows are the net amount of
cash and cash equivalents that moves into or out of the business. Positive cash flow
means that the company’s assets are increasing in which it provides finance against
IGNITE Candles
Projected Income Statement
As of December 31, 2018-2022
Note 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Revenue
Sales 36 1,151,868.75 2,322,935.31 2,555,228.84 2,810,751.73 3,091,826.90
Less:
Administrative Expense
Utilities Expense 1 97,768.28 195,569.15 205,347.61 215,614.99 226,395.73
Salaries Expense 3 304,660.40 609,320.80 609,320.80 609,080.80 609,320.80
Rent Expense 5 33,720.00 67,440.00 67,440.00 67,440.00 67,440.00
Permits and Licenses 6 34,187.00 24,660.00 24,660.00 24,660.00 24,660.00
Office Supplies Expense 8 5,379.85 5,770.60 5,886.01 6,003.73 6,123.80
Sanitary Supplies Expense 8 1,710.00 1,834.20 1,870.88 1,908.30 1,946.47
Maintenance Expense 10 2,360.00 6,674.40 6,874.63 7,080.87 7,293.30
Depreciation Expense 12 4,942.00 9,884.00 9,884.00 9,884.00 9,884.00
Total Administrative Expense 484,727.53 921,153.15 931,283.93 941,672.69 953,064.11
Selling Expense
Utilities Expense 1 97,768.28 195,569.15 205,347.61 215,614.99 226,395.73
Salaries Expense 4 196,687.96 393,375.92 393,375.92 393,375.92 393,375.92
Rent Expense 5 33,720.00 67,440.00 67,440.00 67,440.00 67,440.00
Maintenance Expense 10 2,360.00 6,674.40 6,874.63 7,080.87 7,293.30
Depreciation Expense 12 4,942.00 9,884.00 9,884.00 9,884.00 9,884.00
Total Selling Expense 335,478.24 672,943.47 682,922.16 693,395.78 704,388.96
Total Expense 820,205.77 1,594,096.62 1,614,206.10 1,635,068.47 1,657,453.06
Net Operating Income 331,662.98 728,838.69 941,022.75 1,175,683.26 1,434,373.84
Income Tax (30%) 99,498.89 218,651.61 282,306.82 352,704.98 430,312.15
Net Income 232,164.08 510,187.08 658,715.92 822,978.28 1,004,061.69
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Table 124.0
Projected Balance Sheets
IGNITE Candles
Projected Balance Sheet
As of December 31, 2018-2022
Note 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash 44 1,262,414.14 1,725,268.46 2,329,878.93 3,091,504.97 4,026,460.36
Prepaid Rent 5 28,100.00 28,100.00 28,100.00 28,100.00 28,100.00
Total Current Assets 1,290,514.14 1,753,368.46 2,357,978.93 3,119,604.97 4,054,560.36
Non-Current Assets
Fixed Assets 15 302,759.96 302,759.96 302,759.96 302,759.96 302,759.96
Less: Accumulated Depreciation 13 (24,710.01) (74,130.03) (123,550.06) (172,970.08) (222,390.10)
Total Non-current assets 278,049.95 228,629.93 179,209.91 129,789.88 80,369.86
Total Assets 1,568,564.08 1,981,998.39 2,537,188.83 3,249,394.85 4,134,930.22
Table 125.0
Projected Statement of Cash Flows
IGNITE Candles
Projected Cash Flows
As of December 31, 2018-2022
determine and justify the viability of the proposed project. Also, this will serve as
economy.
This means that the business has a limited amount of time to pay liabilities in
Debt-to-Net Worth Ratio – is the total liabilities over with tangible net worth.
This indicates what proportion of the equity and debt is utilized to finance the
assets.
support the businesses operation and growth. The lower the ratio, the lower the
Net Profit Margin – it is the ratio of the net profit to revenues of the business.
Return on Net Operating Profit – obtained by dividing the profit before interest
and taxes by total tangible assets. This ratio indicates the relationship between
owner’s share of operations before taxes for the year and the capital shared by
the owners.
accordance with its total assets. It also gives idea on how efficient the
Fixed Assets Turnover – is the ratio of sales to the value of fixed assets. It
indicates how well the business is using the fixed assets to generate sales.
Payback Period – is the length of time required to cover the cost of investment.
Table 126.0
Current Ratio
Current Ratio
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Current Assets 1,290,514.14 1,753,368.46 2,357,978.93 3,119,604.97 4,054,560.36
Current Liabilities 36,400.00 30,070.38 23,297.68 16,050.90 8,296.84
Ratio 35.45 58.31 101.21 194.36 488.69
Table 127.0
Debt-To-Net Worth Ratio
Table 128.0
Debt-To-Equity Ratio
Debt-To-Equity Ratio
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Total Liabilities 556,400.00 459,647.22 356,121.74 245,349.48 126,823.17
Total Owner's Equity 1,012,164.08 1,522,351.17 2,181,067.09 3,004,045.37 4,008,107.06
Ratio 0.55 0.30 0.16 0.08 0.03
Table 129.0
Net Profit Margin
Table 130.0
Return on Net Operating Profit
Table 131.0
Asset Turnover
Asset Turnover
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Total Tangible Assets 1,290,514.14 1,753,368.46 2,357,978.93 3,119,604.97 4,054,560.36
Sales 1,151,868.75 2,322,935.31 2,555,228.84 2,810,751.73 3,091,826.90
Ratio 1.12 0.75 0.92 1.11 1.31
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Table 132.0
Return on Asset
Return on Asset
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Net Income 232,164.08 510,187.08 658,715.92 822,978.28 1,004,061.69
Total Tangible Assets 1,290,514.14 1,753,368.46 2,357,978.93 3,119,604.97 4,054,560.36
Ratio 0.18 0.29 0.28 0.26 0.25
Table 133.0
Rate of Return on Partner’s Equity
Table 134.0
Fixed Assets Turnover
Table 135.0
Payback Period
Payback Period
Initial Investment Losses Average Net Income Year Month Day
1,300,000.00 645,621.41 2.01 24.16 724.88