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PHILLIPPINE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 1

NAME OF BUSINESS

A Business Plan

Presented to the Faculty of

College of Entrepreneurship

In Partial Fulfillment

of the Requirements for the Course

Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship

Presented by:

Member’s Name
Member’s Name
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December 07, 2020

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE PAGE

INTRODUCTION
EXECTIVE SUMMARY
Name of the Business 1
Nature of the Business 3
Target Market 5
Business Logo 6
Location 7
Mission 7
Vision 7
Philosophy 7
Location 7
Objectives 7
SWOT Analysis 7

ORGANIZATIONAL PLAN
Form of Business Organization 9
Management Team 24
Hiring and Recruitment
Duties and Responsibilities 28
Business Uniform 31
Salaries and Benefits 33
Organizational Chart 37
Gantt Chart 37

MARKETING PLAN
Service Description 9
Pricing 24
Marketing Strategy 25
Advertising and Promotion 28

TECHNICAL PLAN
Plant Lay Out 9
Floor Plan Lay Out 24
Vicinity Map 25
Utilities 28
Furniture and Fixtures 31
Machineries and Equipment 37
Consumable Supplies 33
Non-Consumable Supplies 37

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List of Suppliers and Sponsors 37

FINANCIAL PLAN
Starting Capital 9
Total Projected Cost 24
Furniture and Fixtures 31
Machineries and Equipment 37
Consumable Supplies 33
Non-Consumable Supplies 37
Expenses 37
Payroll System 37
Depreciation Expenses 37
Sales Report 37
Income Statement 37
Balance Sheet 37
Cash Flow 37
Major Assumption 37

SOCIO-ECONOMIC PLAN 78

APPENDICES
A. Mayor’s Permit 81
B. Barangay Permit 82
C. Philhealth 83
(include all possible appendices)

CURRICULUM VITAE 86

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INTRODUCTION

Spas are a wonderful way to relax and unwind from stress. Most of the

Filipinos want relaxation after a long period of work. Having a break from a tiring

work is refreshing especially if you allow your mazahistas make your happiness

even better.

This is the reason we plan on opening a massage parlor where the people

love having a reward after a stressful kind of job. And since Spas are no longer

exclusive domain of the rich, it is accessible to everyone wanting to de-stress or

simply enjoy a good “me-time”, short for, “A time for myself”.

Our main goal is to make the clients happy by spoiling them. We are unique

because of our main course which is a relaxation while listening to their favorite

music depending on their mood. Spatify is dedicated in helping people who is

anxious and depressed without being concerned about their personal baggage in

life. That is why we come up for a special treatment offer, which accommodates a

single person with kids or young relatives along them that can also enjoy our free

music through spotify.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The Philippine is one of the leading countries for spas; it is known to be in

demand to office and government workers. We are planning to put up a business in

a place that can be a help for people who want to de-stress, who is anxious and

depressed without being concerned about their belongings such as their kids who

comes along with them. In this part, you will know the major plan and features of our

business.

NAME OF THE BUSINESS

SPATIFY is derived from the word SPOTIFY Technology which is primarily

focused on providing music streaming services and podcasts from record labels and

media companies.

The reason we come-up with the title SPATIFY is because it is a Spa that

utilizes music. We also emphasize a relaxed and stress-free Spa services which

includes variety of services where clients can enjoy a wonderful music and

therapeutically massage.

NATURE OF THE BUSINESS

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SPATIFY provides a healthy and stress-free spa services. We are also

providing accommodation for customer who wants to experience different approach

of spa such as sports spa, and other therapeutic spa services.

This can be attractive to the people who come and visit our business because

it has a different theme per room that they fit in. And as part of our commitment of

making our customers happy, we added a feature to each room that also has its own

headset along with a tablet which will give them an option to listen to whatever music

they would want to.

These are the following themes per zone:

Spati-Retro Zone:

- Is imitative, trends or art forms from the historical past, including in

music modes.

Spati-Lenials Zone

- It consists of people who fall in the age bracket of 18 and 34 years

who love K-Pop songs, Hugot songs and chill out Music Collection.

Spati-Love Rhythm Zone

- Is generally offered in a private room on side by side bed. May

include soothing music, aromatherapy, candle lightning, and other

relaxing amenities.

We can accommodate our customers from Tuesdays to Sundays, between

12:00nn to 12:00mn. Each room is designed with theme per zone. They can also

choose a different kind of service from the zones above.

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Each offered services lasts for an hour to two (2) and they can extend for

another 15 minutes to relax more.

TARGET MARKET

Our target market is focus on government employees, private offices staffs

and public workers.

BUSINESS LOGO

Our Business logo composed of 5 parts which are:

 Red Orchids Symbolizes femininity and happiness.

 The hand Symbolizes protection.

 A girl in the Massage Bed Symbolizes a peaceful, happy and stress-

free lifestyle.

 Red notes Logo Symbolizes that our Spa is inspired with music.

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 The Tagline Signifies our goal of making our clients happy and satisfied.

LOCATION
Our business is located at 2nd Floor, 11th Avenue, East Grace Park, Barangay

101 Caloocan City, Metro Manila beside Hamad Infinity Cyberzone in KMK

Houseware Department Store Building. On this location, many commuters can

recognize our business because of its suitable location wherein there are a lot of

passersby.

MISSION

To improve our client’s mental, physical, health and well-being by combining

time-tested therapeutic practices with an added innovative procedure. We also want

to create an establishment which provides a unique and good ambiance spot.

VISION

We are committed to make our clients happy as well as wellness and fitness

by providing a very high standard, yet affordable spa services. We uphold the

highest level of customer service and professionalism in a truly luxurious and

relaxing zone.

PHILOSOPHY

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SPATIFY is determined to become a harmonious place where you can

escape the daily stresses of life and just a comfortable place to meet your

satisfaction.

OBJECTIVES

 To show the uniqueness of our Spa in it’s different zone.

 Designed to promote health and well-being therapies.

 Dedicated in offering a variety of services.

SWOT ANALYSIS

 STRENGTHS

 The uniqueness of our services.

 We prioritize variety of people.

 We don’t have much competitor.

 It has a different theme and good ambiance.

 Accommodating staff.

 WEAKNESSES

 New in the business.

 Many people don’t care on their physical condition because of their

circumstances.

 OPPORTUNITIES

 To be the most unique.

 To be the most outstanding.

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 THREATS

 High cost of natural and organic material.

 Competitor’s new innovation.

ORGANIZATIONAL PLAN

An organizational plan describes how an organization or business is run to

allow you to formalize your marketing structure and operations. This is to ensure that

every part of the management team is on the same goal to accomplish. It also

entails staffing and resource allocation, and important responsibilities of a

management team.

FORM OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION

Our form of business organization is Sole Proprietorship. This is the simplest

business form under which one can operate a business. Its enterprise is run by one

person and in which there is no legal distinction between the owner and the

business entity.

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Our business is owned by one (1) person. The team consists of twelve (12)

employees, including the Operational Manager, Receptionist, two (2) Cashiers and

Guard. The Spa will consist of seven (7) Massage Therapists.

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HIRING AND RECRUITMENT

One of the more challenging aspects of being a spa owner will be hiring and

retaining good employees. This can seem like a daunting task, not just because both

of these responsibilities can be very time-consuming but also because there’s so

much riding on employees’ skills. Their ability and talent, as well as their attitudes

and work ethic, will influence every aspect of the business, from client retention rate

to the bottom line, so you'll need to choose your employees very carefully.in this

part, we will show the qualifications of each of the employees we are going to hire.

Qualifications:

Cashier (2)

 Age18–30 y/o

 Candidates must have at least 2 years of working experience in

the same area of expertise.

 Must be detailed and have Mathematical skill.

Receptionist (1)

 Age18-30 y/o

 At least Senior High School Graduate.

 Maintains Security by Following Procedures, Monitoring Log

Book, and Answering inquiries.

Therapist (7)

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 Age 21-30 y/o

 Candidates must have at least Vocational Diploma / Short

Course Certificate.

 With pleasing personality.

Security Guard (1)

 Age 25-45 y/o

 At least high school graduate with diploma

 At least 5’6 in height, with license for firearms protection

 Maintains Security by Following Procedures; with strong, good

and pleasing personality.

 Knows the functions and responsibilities.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES


Position Main Tasks
 Owner ●Is responsible for the growth, stability,
direction and daily operation of the business.
● The one who implements policies and
procedures
●Establishing budgets.
● To oversee personnel decisions, such as
hiring and firing and also compensations.
 Operations Manager ● Is a responsible for the effective and
successful management of labor.

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● Awareness of internal and external customer


needs.
● They also analyze and improve
organizational processes, and work to improve
quality, productivity and efficiency.
 Receptionist/Cashier ● To determine visitor needs in a professional
manner.
● Is responsible for answering the telephone,
transferring calls, taking accurate messages,
greeting customers, cashiering, giving tours of
the spa facility and scheduling appointments.
 Guard ● Secures premises and personnel by
patrolling property; monitoring surveillance
equipment; inspecting buildings, equipment,
and access points; permitting entry.
● Maintains environment by monitoring and
setting building and equipment controls.
 Massage Staffs ● Delivers a variety of spa services (body
treatments, massages, and body scrubbing) in
a safe and comfortable manner.
● Maintaining equipment and sample inventory
of products.
● Acknowledging and responding to relevant
customer queries, needs and expectations.
 On-Call Accountant ● Provides financial information to
management by researching and analyzing
accounting data; preparing reports; Maintains
financial security; prepares special financial
and summarizing account information and

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trends.

BUSINESS UNIFORM

Clients Outfit: Kimono Bath robe for boys and girls

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Men Massage Staff uniform Women Massage Staff uniform

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SALARIES AND BENEFITS

Social security system (SSS)

All employees are entitled to receive the SSS benefit. The amount of
contribution will depend on their salary bracket in exchange for the said monthly
contributions; members will enjoy insurance benefits such as sickness, maternity,
disability, retirement, death and funeral and salary loan.

Phil Health

To help all its member with health assistance provides health benefits and
assistance to all members and their dependents.

PAG-IBIG

There is fair sharing of contribution between employers and employees every


month. Once 24 contributions are reached, the employees can choose totake out a
multi-purpose loan, calamity loan and housing loans.

13th Month Pay

It is benefits to all employees who are regular and contractual types of their
job. The regular employees will be given on the 15 th day of December. And the
contractual type of employees will also give a 13 thmonth pay after his or her
contracts.

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Position Hourly Daily Monthly


Operation Manager 128.20 769.20 19,999.20
Security Guard 58.33 349.98 9,099.48
Receptionist 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Cashier 1 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Cashier 2 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Therapist 1 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Therapist 2 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Therapist 3 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Therapist 4 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Therapist 5 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Therapist 6 64.10 384.60 9,999.60
Therapist 7 64.10 384.60 9,999.60

Position Daily Monthly Yearly


On-call Accountant N/A N/A 10,000

Legend:
OPENING
CLOSING

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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

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Gant Chart

MARKETING PLAN

SPATIFY is a place

where customer can

enjoy different approach

of service. Our goal is to

let the customer feel the

ambiance of being in

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love, young and free. And through our service, customer will feel comfortable and

relaxed.

In this part, we will show what marketing strategies we have in our business.

We will also provide our prices and services, as well as our promotion and

advertisements.

SERVICE DESCRIPTION

 Main Service Offered:

Body Revive with


Chocolate/Coffee
Body Scrub and
Swedish Massage
(2hrs)

BODY REVIVE

 Regular Services Offered:

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NAME OF SERVICE SERVICE DESCRIPTION

VENTOSA MASSAGE Ventosa is an ancient form of

traditional therapy that uses cups

with suction to stimulate the 'Qi' or

the flow of energy in the different

body parts. It is also known as the

fire Swedish massage technique is to

relax the entire body. This is

accomplished by canister therapy.

SWEDISH MASSAGE Swedish massage technique is to

relax the entire body. It is considered

a sports massage specialized for

people who love sports.

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THAI MASSAGE Is a traditional healing system

combining acupuncture.

HOT STONE MASSAGE Stone massage is a form of

bodywork that involves the

application of heated or cooled

stones (thermotherapy) to the body

during deep tissue massage.

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PRICING

Based on our analysis of our potential customers, Twinky Spa is one of our

best competitors. So what we did is we set our process based on the computations

from all over operating and overhead expenses which include non-service costs

such as rent, utilities, phones and marketing. And then come up with our overhead

and service costs for each type of service which determine our cost per service and

add our desired profit margin.

NAME OF SERVICE SERVICE DESCRIPTION ADDITIONAL


INFORMATION
Swedish massage technique is ₱ 499.00
to relax the entire body. This is
accomplished by rubbing the
muscles with long gliding
strokes in the direction of blood
returning to the heart. (75mins)

FULL BODY SWEDISH


MASSAGE

Swedish massage with body ₱ 999.00


scrubbing with skin care product
whose primary function is to
remove dead skin cells through
exfoliation as well as cleanse
the skin and increase the body's
blood circulation. (2hrs)

FULL BODY SWEDISH


MASSAGE W/
SCRUBBING

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BACK SWEDISH Swedish massage technique is ₱ 299.00


MASSAGE to relax the entire body. (1hr)

FULL BODY SCRUBBING Full body scrubbing with skin ₱ 499.00


care product whose primary
function is to remove dead skin
cells through exfoliation as well
as cleanse the skin and
increase the body's blood
circulation. (80mins)

HOT STONE W/ Hot stone massage uses ₱ 499.00


MASSAGE smooth & heated basalt stones
that are placed on key tension
areas of the body. The
combination of the heat and
pressure of the strokes warms
muscle for complete relaxation.
(80mins)

AROMATHERAPY True aromatherapy treatment ₱ 499.00


MASSAGE that combines the power of
pure, hand blended essential
oils with the comforting bliss of
massage. (80mins)

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SHIATSU MASSAGE Shiatsu massage therapy relies ₱ 499.00


on the use the fingers, thumbs
and palm to apply pressure to
various areas of the body's
surface to help heal common
ailments and conditions, and
correct imbalances in the body.
(Exclusive for Premium
Customer only.) (80mins)

TRADITIONAL HILOT Powerful therapy rooted in the ₱ 499.00


Filipino wellness tradition. Pre-
heated banana leaves are
applied to determine energy flow
obstruction then light to medium
pressure strokes with warm
virgin coconut oil is used to
relieve deep-rooted stress and
restore health and well-being.
(Exclusive for Spati-Retro
Customer only.) (80mins)
PREMIUM SERVICE All-in service in 2 hours. Body ₱ 2,000.00
scrubbing of chocolate/coffee
with a combination of Swedish
and Shiatsu massage.

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 Services Offered Per Zone:

ZONE SERVICE PRICE


SPATI-RETRO “Stay in Touch” ₱500.00
ZONE

SPATI-LENNIAL “Barkada Spa Party” ₱849.00


ZONE

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SPATI-LOVE “Mi Amore” ₱1,999.00


RHYTHM ZONE

PREMIUM ₱ 2,000.00
SERVICE

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MARKETING STRATEGY

Our marketing strategy is offered by different service it includes using loyalty

programs, and social media to promote our business. We used consistently and

unique offers, spa marketing tactics can lead to expanded business, greater brand

awareness, and more client referrals. That’s why Spatify come up a full annual

calendar of exciting monthly marketing promotions that are client and community

oriented.

MONTHLY PROMOTIONAL CALENDARS:

January: Anniversary Biggest Discount

 Our anniversary biggest discount has an all-day promo of 199.00 pesos only!

 This includes:

 1-hour back massage


 Free 300.00 pesos worth of Katinko Products for Barkada Package and
Body Revive Service
 And Thai-Scent Fragrant Candle

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February: Sweetheart Specials presents Pamper Together

 Available for couples only.

 Free to choose at least one (1) to any of the service offered for an hour.

 And free to utilize our Spati-love rhythm zone!

 Additionally, both sweethearts will have their complimentary tea on or before

their service.

March:Beat the Heat

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April:For Graduates

May: Special Mother's Day

 “A Date with Mom.”

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 June: Father's Day Specials

 “It’s your turn Dad!”

July: “Me Time”

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August:Teachers Event

September: Valued Customer Appreciation Event

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 As a special thanks to you! We would like to express our gratitude by

giving you special thanks freebies and souvenirs!

 Available for every Body Revive Service!

October: Happy Hour Promo

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November: Extended! Happy Hour Promo

December:

Happy Spati-

holiday!

ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION

We really have a tremendous opportunity to celebrate each year with

promotions and marketing events that will attract new clients, while also introducing

our regular guests to new services.

In addition, we added some ways to promote and advertise our business in

social media and in flyers.

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Social Media

(https://web.facebook.com/pg/yourhappinessisonmyhand/about/?ref=page_internal)

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Flyers

Tarpaulin

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TECHNICAL PLAN

Technology planning is the process of planning the technical evolution of a

program or system to achieve its future vision or end-state.

In this part, we will show the location of our business; utilities that will be used

and equipment supplies that is needed for our spa business.

PLAN LAYOUT

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FLOOR PLAN LAY-OUT

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VICINITY MAP

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UTILITIES

MERALCO –The Manila electric company is the

Philippines largest contributor of electric power.

MAYNILAD – Also known as the waste water

services provider of cities and municipalities that

form the west zone of the later Metro Manila area

in the Philippines.

GLOBE WIFI - Globe Telecom, Inc., commonly

shortened as Globe, is a major provider of

telecommunications services in the Philippines. It

operates one of the largest mobile, fixed line, and

broadband networks in the Philippines.

PLDT - Philippine Long Distance Telephone

Company is a telecommunications, internet, and

digital service holdings company in the

Philippines. It is one of the country's major

telecommunications providers, alongside with

Globe Telecom.

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FURNITURE AND FIXTURES

A massage table is Dual Adjustable


used by massage Massage Bed is made
for you and your
therapists to position partner’s sleeping
the client to receive needs. This is
customized especially
a massage. for clients who avails
our premium service.

Small drawer. This


type of storage box is A long upholstered

primarily suitable for seat with a back pillow,

smaller items such as for two or more people.

books, magazines for Designed for a client

the customers, files and that waits for their turn.

Marble Reception
desk. It is found in the A table that is used for
entrance and is used laptop or computer
by the receptionist and with keyboard. It is
cashier. found inside the office
room.
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Wall clock inspired by Mirror is used in the


music designs. wash room area.
Matches our logo
Spatify.

Small chair is used by


Sofa set. Its sofa that the therapist. This is
has a comfortable customized so that
back and is used for they can bring it over to
the guest in the the place that they
waiting/reception area. want
This will also be found
in our office room.

A very large double


bed, usually the
biggest size that is
Amelia Dining. Table
available.
is one round table with
four pencil legs which
complete the mid-
century theme. Made
from solid teak wood

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A Rack for storing A locker is a small


shoes closet or cabinet with a
lock where you can
keep your valuable
things.

Bowl of a toilet that


can be flushed with
water An office chair that
can swivel and be
adjusted to various
heights and angles

A sink is a large fixed


container in a kitchen,
with taps to supply
water. It is mainly used
for washing dishes.

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CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES

Sensual massage oil. Vanilla Oil. Is an


The moisturizing aphrodisiac oil blend
formula is brimming with many benefits for
with vitamin E to your body, mind, and
soften, smooth, firm, love life. These oils
and enhance skin’s also function as a
natural radiance. carrier oil blend perfect
to helps dilute potent
essential oils such as
rosemary, lavender,
tea tree, orange or any
other essential oils.

Candle fragrance
oils. Harness the
unique ability to evoke
memories and
emotions with Candle
Science fragrance oils. Lavender Essential
All of our fragrance oils Oil
are developed for Can also help to
exceptional cleanse cuts, bruises,
performance in soy and skin irritations.
wax. The Lavender Oil
fragrance is calming,
relaxing, and
balancing. Lavender
Oil is easily
recognizable by its
perfectly balanced,
floral-herbaceous
aroma.

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Muscle Relief Massage Mango oil. Enhance


Oil. Our therapeutic your intimate moments
muscle pain reliever is and relieve muscle
fortified with a beautiful tension with Honeydew
bouquet of essential oils Edible Massage Oil.
that provide a healing
aromatherapy massage
experience. The sweet
almond and jojoba oils

Body Scrub.
Experience the rare
and pure treat of real
chocolate, without any
Coconut oil, or copra guilt.
oil, is an edible
oil extracted from the
kernel or meat of
mature coconuts harve
sted from the coconut
palm 

Bullet stapler. Attach


material together via
unidirectional fasteners
known as staples.

Bond paper. High


quality bond paper used
for recording client
information.

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Ballpen. Used for Soap. Used for washing


documenting the name or cleaning
of the guest, services
they want and for other
record purposes

Paper clip. A piece of


bent wire or plastic used
for holding several
Muriatic acid is a
sheets of paper together
colorless, ultra-pungent
solution consisting of
hydrogen chloride in
water.

Dishwasing Liquid. It’s


used for washing table
wares

Hand sanitizers are a


type of antimicrobial
agent that kill or
permanently inactivate
at least 99.9 percent of
microorganisms when
used on the hands. Alcohol. Especially
when considered as the
intoxicating agent in
fermented and distilled
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Air freshener. Primarily Ariel. A cleansing agent


used for odor that differs from soap
elimination, some people but can also emulsify
use air freshener for the oils and hold dirt in
pleasant odors they suspension.
emit.

A portable device that Garbage Bag. Used for


discharges a jet of containing and
water, foam, gas, or transporting goods such
other material to as foods, produce,
extinguish a fire. powders, ice,
magazines, chemicals,
and waste.

A protectivemask Dim Light. Not shining


covering the nose and brightly or clearly
mouth or nose and
eyes.

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A book of line drawings Crayons. A pencil or


for coloring (as with stick of colored chalk or
crayons) wax, used for drawing.

Vigil candle. Lipton Tea is served to


Specialized for Ventosa the customer
services only. before/after service.

Match is defined as a Stapler. Is a mechanical


small thin piece of wood device that joins pages
or cardboard tipped with of paper.
flammable chemicals.

It becomes healthier in appearance


and function after dead skin has been
exfoliated, your body’s largest organ
works more efficiently to expel toxins
and take in nourishment.

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NON-CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES

Calculator. Trash Bin. A bin that


Used for making holds rubbish until it is
mathematical collected. To prevent
calculations. invasion by pests and
insects and reduce
odor.

Bucket. With a handle,


used to hold and carry
liquids or other material. Is a tool for cleaning a
toilet bowl.

Sweeper Set.
Complete cleaning
system that can be Slippers. Are light
used to take care of footwear that are easy
unbelievable messes to put on and off and
are intended to be worn
indoors, particularly at
home

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Window mop. Smooth Reading Book. A book


rubber blade, used to for people who are
remove or control the flow learning to read, to help
of liquid on a flat surface them become
accustomed to looking at
and understanding
written words

Magazine. A print
periodical containing
miscellaneous pieces
(such as articles, A cup from which tea is
stories, poems) and drunk.
often illustrated

A spray bottle is a Display Bottle. A damp


bottle that can squirt, cone of suitable size is
spray or mist fluids. A inserted into a narrow-
common use for spray mouthed bottle.
bottles is dispensing
cool cleaners,

MACHINERIES AND EQUIPMENT

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Ceiling fans typically A computer is a


rotate more slowly than machine that can be
other types of instructed to carry
circulating fans out sequences of arithm
etic or logical operation
s automatically
via computer
programming.

CCTV. Also known


as video surveillance is
the use of video
cameras to transmit a
signal to a specific A Ceiling fan for
place, on a limited set ventilating an interior by
drawing air from the
interior and expelling it
outside.

Printer. A machine for


printing text or pictures
onto paper, especially
one linked to a
computer. Telephone. A system
for transmitting voices
over a distance using
wire or radio, by
converting acoustic
vibrations to electrical
signals.

Air Condition. The process of


removing heat and moisture from
Name of the Business the interior of an occupied space to
improve the comfort of occupants.
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LIST OF OUR SUPPLIERS AND SPONSORS

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CANON MARKETING (Philippines) INC.


Commerce and Industry Plaza Campus Avenue Corner Park Avenue, McKinley Hill
Dr. Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila
SAMSUNG
SM City San Lazaro, Felix Huertas Rd., Santa Cruz, Manila, 1014 Metro Manila
CASIO
4th. Floor, Time Depot, Block, North Ave., Quezon City, 1130 Metro Manila
FURNITURE MANILA
Unit 10, La Fuerza Plaza 2, 2241 Chino Roces Avenue Cor., Sabio St., Makati,
Metro Manila.
LITTLE TOWN
Yangco Market Tabora St. Binondo Manila (school supplies)
DONE WELL
Asuncion Street, cor. M. De Santos Street, Binondo Manila (plastic material
ex.timba)
DIVISORIA MALL
1 Stall 540 Commercio Street Binondo Manila, Metro Manila (other materials)
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
33 Edsa Bangkal Makati City 1233 Metro Manila
FLORA PORTICO FLOWER SHOP
Congressional Ave. Congressional Extension near Comer Luzon Ave., Quezon City
(flowers)
GREEN LIGHT
25 Caimito Street Caloocan City, Metro Manila (bulb)
HANABISHI
777, N.S. Amoranto Sr. Avenue corner Sto. Domingo Avenue, Quezon City, 1100
Metro Manila

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:

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KATINKO
PIZZERIA
FOOD BOUQUET (DELIVERY)
REJUVINATING SKING PRODUCTS AND CO.

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FINANCIAL PLAN

The premier element to our financial plan is initiating, maintaining, and


improving the factors that create, stabilize and increase our cash flow. In this part,
we have a plan on how to manage our financial needs and proposed payroll system
for our employees and as well as the expenses.

STARTING CAPITAL

SPATIFY is a sole proprietorship business which only consist of the owner


himself. The table below shows the owner’s Starting Investment Capital.
SPATIFY
Starting Capital
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP (OWNER) PECENTAGE AMOUNT
Total Investment 100% PHP 2,000,000.00

TOTAL PROJECTED COST

EXPENDITURES AMOUNT
Capital Php 2,000,000.00
Consumable 93,286.28  
Non-Consumable 10,106.00  
Furniture & Fixtures 81,276.00  
Machineries and Equipment 33,397.00  
Advertising Expense 11,870.00  
Utilities Expense 258,000.00  
Rent Expense 360,000.00  
Permit & Licenses 11,990.00  
Renovation Expense 500,000.00  
TOTAL PROJECTED COST   1,359,925.28
CASH ON HAND   640,074.72

FURNITURE AND FIXTURES

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This is the part where we will project the prices for our furniture and fixture
that is needed in our business.
Name Unit Quantity Unit Total Price
Price
Massage bed 3280.00 3 pcs. 9840.00
(single size)

Massage bed 7500.00 1 pc. 7500.00


(medium size)

Massage bed 9520.00 2 pcs. 19040.00


(king size)

Sofa set 5450.00 1 pc. 5450.00

Kids table set 899.00 2 pcs. 1798.00

Cabinet 3685.00 1 pc. 3685.00

Office chair 4099.00 1 pc. 4099.00

Office Table 8999.00 1 pc. 8999.00

Office Chair 549.00 1 pc 549.00

Shoe rack 450.00 1 pc. 450.00

Locker 12000.00 1 pc. 12000.00

Sink 399.00 1 pc. 399.00

Urine Sink 1599.00 1 pc. 1599.00

TOTAL: 81,276.00

MACHINIRIES AND EQUIPMENT

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NAME UNIT PRICE QUANTITY UNIT TOTAL


PRICE
Ceiling fan 3,050.00 2 pc. 6,100.00

Computer set 24,599.00 1 pc 24,599.00

Exhaust fan 600.00 1 pc. 600.00

CCTV 1,480.00 2 pc. 2,960.00

Printer 2,948.00 1 pc. 2,948.00

Telephone 800.00 1 pc. 800.00

Aircon 9,999.00 1 pc. 9,999.00

TOTAL 33,397.00

CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES

TOTAL TOTAL
UNIT PRICE PRICE
NAME QUANTITY UNIT
PRICE PER PER
MONTH YEAR
50. 50. 600.
Bullet stapler 1 per box
00 00 00
252. 252. 3,024.
Bond paper short 1 per rim
00 00 00
489. 489. 5,868.
Ink 1 set
00 00 00
250. 250.
Ballpen 1 per box n/a
00 00
109. 109.
Paper clip 1 per box n/a
00 00
58. 116. 1,392.
Hand soap 2 pc
00 00 00
170. 170. 2,040.
Muriatic acid 1 pc
00 00 00
Alcohol 79.00 10 pcs 790.00 9,480.00
181. 362. 4,344.
Hand sanitizer 2 pcs
00 00 00
Air freshener 199. 4 pcs 796. 9,552.
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00 00 00

Joy (dishwashing 69. 69. 828.


1 pc
liquid) 00 00 00

150. 150. 1,800.


Power detergent 1 pc
00 00 00
189. 189. 2,268.
Plastic garbage 1 100 pcs
00 00 00
250. 250. 3,000.
Coloring books 1 set
00 00 00
498. 498. 5,976.
Crayons (for kids) 1 set
00 00 00
68. 1,781. 21,372.
Coffee Scrub 1 pc/8oz
50 00 00
55. 1,447. 17,375.
Chocolate Scrub 1 pc/8oz
69 94 28
2,988.
Lipton Tea 1 box
249.00 249.00 00
1,020.
Facemask 1 box
85.00 85.00 00
93,286.
TOTAL:
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EXPENSES

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In this part, we will show the expenses that we need to start a business. We
have computed a monthly and annually expenses to have a projected financial
statement for five (5) years.

Rent
This is the amount of our rent that we need to settle every month. We have an
agreement in terms of payment that the settlement in every last week of the month.
We have also two (2) months deposit and 1 month advance as part of the rules and
regulations of the owner.

Rent Expenses

MONTHLY YEARLY
30,000 360,000

Advertising Expense
Name Quantity Unit Price Total Price Per Year
Tarpaulin 5 750 3,750.00
Brochures/Flyers 1,000.00 5 5,000.00
Facebook once a month 260 3,120.00
TOTAL 11,870.00
Permit and Licenses
Name Amount
Business Tax 1,670.00
Mayor's Permit 4,650.00
Business Plate 350.00
Sanitary Permit 2,140.00
Health Permit 1,000.00
Inspection Fee 780.00
Fire 5,400.00
TOTAL 11,990.00

Utilities Expenses

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Name Monthly Yearly


Electric bill 16,000.00 192,000.00
Water bill 2,500.00 30,000.00
Telephone bill with Internet Connection 3,000.00 36,000.00
TOTAL 21,500.00 258,000.00

PAYROLL SYSTEM
This is the part that shows how we give salary to our employees. It also
includes deductions and benefits every month.
Position No. of Hours Rate / Day No. of Days Philhealth Pag-ibig SSS Total Deduction
Operation Manager 6 769.20 26.00 237.51 400.00 800.00 1,437.51
Security Guard 6 349.98 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Receptionist 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Cashier 1 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Cashier 2 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Therapist 1 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Therapist 2 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Therapist 3 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Therapist 4 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Therapist 5 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Therapist 6 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
Therapist 7 6 384.60 26.00 137.50 100.00 400.00 637.50
On-call Accountant n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
TOTAL: 72 4,965.18 312.00 1,750.01 1,500.00 5,200.00 8,450.01

Benefits and Contributions


BENEFITS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
Philhealth Pag-ibig SSS TOTAL 13TH
Position CONTRI
ER EE ER EE ER EE MONTH PAY
BUTION
Operation Manager 237.51 237.51 400 400 1630 800 2,267.51 19,999.20
Security Guard 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Receptionist 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Cashier 1 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Cashier 2 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Therapist 1 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Therapist 2 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Therapist 3 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Therapist 4 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Therapist 5 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Therapist 6 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
Therapist 7 137.50 137.50 100 100 810 400 1,047.50 9,999.60
On-call Accountant n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 10,000.00
TOTAL: 1,200.01 1,200.01 1,100.00 1,100.00 7,300.00 3,600.00 9,600.01 139,994.80

Annual Wage

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Position Gross Wages Total Deduction Net Salary Annual Wage


Operation Manager 19,999.20 1437.51 18,561.69 222,740.28
Security Guard 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Receptionist 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Cashier 1 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Cashier 2 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Therapist 1 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Therapist 2 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Therapist 3 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Therapist 4 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Therapist 5 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Therapist 6 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
Therapist 7 9,999.60 637.5 9,362.10 112,345.20
On-call Accountant n/a n/a 10,000.00 10,000.00
TOTAL: 129,994.80 8450.01 131,544.79 1,468,537.48

DEPRECIATION EXPENSE

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Machineries and Equipment Depreciation

MACHINERIES AND EQUIPMENT DEPRECIATION


NAME UNIT PRICE QUALITY UNIT TOTAL PRICE LIFE SPAN RESIDUAL VALUE ANNUAL ACCUMULATED
Computer set 24,599.00 1 pc. 24,599.00 10 2459.90 2213.91
Ceiling fan 3,050.00 2 pc. 6,100.00 5 1220.00 976.00
Exhaust fan 600.00 1 pc. 600.00 5 120.00 96.00
CCTV 1,480.00 2 pc. 2,960.00 5 592.00 473.60
Printer 2,948.00 1 pc. 2,948.00 5 589.60 471.68
Telephone 800.00 1 pc. 800.00 10 80.00 72.00
Aircon 9,999.00 1 pc. 9,999.00 5 1999.80 1599.84
TOTAL 7061.30 5903.03

Furniture and Fixtures Depreciation

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FURNITURE AND FIXTURES DEPRECIATION


NAME UNIT PRICE QUALITY UNIT TOTAL PRICE LIFE SPAN RESIDUAL VALUE ANNUAL ACCUMULATED
Massage bed (single size) 3280.00 3 pcs. 9840.00 20 492.00 467.40
Massage bed (medium size) 7500.00 1 pc. 7500.00 20 375.00 356.25
Massage bed (king size) 9520.00 2 pcs. 19040.00 20 952.00 904.40
Sofa set 5450.00 1 pc. 5450.00 5 1090.00 872.00
Kids table set 899.00 2 pcs. 1798.00 20 89.90 85.41
Cabinet 3685.00 1 pc. 3685.00 20 184.25 175.04
Office Chair 4099.00 1 pc. 4099.00 10 409.90 368.91
Office Table 8999.00 1 pc. 8999.00 20 449.95 427.45
Drafting Chair 549.00 1 pc 549.00 5 109.80 87.84
Shoe rack 450.00 1 pc. 450.00 10 45.00 40.50
Locker 12000.00 1 pc. 12000.00 20 600.00 570.00
Toilet bowl 5868.00 1 pc. 5868.00 20 293.40 278.73
Sink 399.00 1 pc. 399.00 20 19.95 18.95
Urine Sink 1599.00 1 pc. 1599.00 20 79.95 75.95
TOTAL 5191.10 4728.83

Other Expenses

Name of the Business


SPATIFY
SALES REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2020
SALES REPORT

Name of the Business


PRICE JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
ANNUAL TOTAL
MAIN SERVICE OFFERED Php 2% 3% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 3%
BODY REVIVE 990.00 25,740.00 26,254.80 27,042.44 27,583.29 28,134.96 28,697.66 29,271.61 29,857.04 30,454.18 31,063.27 31,684.53 32,635.07 348,418.86
REGULAR SERVICES
FULL BODY SWEDISH MASSAGE 499.00 12,974.00 13,233.48 13,630.48 13,903.09 14,181.16 14,464.78 14,754.07 15,049.16 15,350.14 15,657.14 15,970.28 16,449.39 175,617.18
FULL BODY SWEDISH MASSAGE W/
SCRUBBING 999.00 25,974.00 26,493.48 27,288.28 27,834.05 28,390.73 28,958.55 29,537.72 30,128.47 30,731.04 31,345.66 31,972.57 32,931.75 351,586.31
BACK SWEDISH MASSAGE 299.00 7,774.00 7,929.48 8,167.36 8,330.71 8,497.33 8,667.27 8,840.62 9,017.43 9,197.78 9,381.73 9,569.37 9,856.45 105,229.54
FULL BODY SCRUBBING 499.00 12,974.00 13,233.48 13,630.48 13,903.09 14,181.16 14,464.78 14,754.07 15,049.16 15,350.14 15,657.14 15,970.28 16,449.39 175,617.18
HOT STONE W/ MASSAGE 499.00 12,974.00 13,233.48 13,630.48 13,903.09 14,181.16 14,464.78 14,754.07 15,049.16 15,350.14 15,657.14 15,970.28 16,449.39 175,617.18
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AROMATHERAPY MASSAGE 499.00 12,974.00 13,233.48 13,630.48 13,903.09 14,181.16 14,464.78 14,754.07 15,049.16 15,350.14 15,657.14 15,970.28 16,449.39 175,617.18
SIATSU MASSAGE 499.00 12,974.00 13,233.48 13,630.48 13,903.09 14,181.16 14,464.78 14,754.07 15,049.16 15,350.14 15,657.14 15,970.28 16,449.39 175,617.18
TRADITIONAL HILOT 499.00 12,974.00 13,233.48 13,630.48 13,903.09 14,181.16 14,464.78 14,754.07 15,049.16 15,350.14 15,657.14 15,970.28 16,449.39 175,617.18
SERVICES OFFERED PER ZONE
SPATI-RETRO ZONE 500.00 13,000.00 13,260.00 13,657.80 13,930.96 14,209.58 14,493.77 14,783.64 15,079.31 15,380.90 15,688.52 16,002.29 16,482.36 175,969.12
SPATI-LENNIAL ZONE 849.00 22,074.00 22,515.48 23,190.94 23,654.76 24,127.86 24,610.42 25,102.62 25,604.68 26,116.77 26,639.11 27,171.89 27,987.04 298,795.57
SPATI-LOVE RHYTHM ZONE 1,999.00 51,974.00 53,013.48 54,603.88 55,695.96 56,809.88 57,946.08 59,105.00 60,287.10 61,492.84 62,722.70 63,977.15 65,896.47 703,524.55
SPECIAL SERVICES OFFERED
PREMIUM SERVICE 2,000.00 52,000.00 53,040.00 54,631.20 55,723.82 56,838.30 57,975.07 59,134.57 60,317.26 61,523.60 62,754.08 64,009.16 65,929.43 703,876.49
TOTAL 276,380.00 281,907.60 290,364.83 296,172.12 302,095.57 308,137.48 314,300.23 320,586.23 326,997.96 333,537.92 340,208.67 350,414.93 3,741,103.54
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income.
INCOME STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR OF 2020-2024
Opening 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

Name of the Business


2024
INCOME STATEMENT

Service Income 2,000,000.00 3,741,103.54 3,815,925.61 3,892,244.12 3,970,089.01 4,049,490.79 4,130,480.58

Consumable Supplies Expense 93,286.28 95,152.01 97,055.05 98,996.15 100,976.07 102,995.59 105,055.50
Non-Consumable Supplies Expense 10,106.00 10,308.12 10,514.28 10,724.57 10,939.06 11,157.84 11,381.00
Furniture and Fixtures 81,276.00 82,901.52 84,559.55 86,250.74 87,975.76 89,735.27 91,529.98
Machinaries and Equipment 33,397.00 34,064.94 34,746.24 35,441.16 36,149.99 36,872.99 37,610.45
Advertising Expense 11,870.00 12,107.40 12,349.55 12,596.54 12,848.47 13,105.44 13,367.55
Utilities Expense 258,000.00 263,160.00 268,423.20 273,791.66 279,267.50 284,852.85 290,549.90
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Rent Expense 360,000.00 367,200.00 374,544.00 382,034.88 389,675.58 397,469.09 405,418.47


Permits and License Expense 11,990.00 12,229.80 12,474.40 12,723.88 12,978.36 13,237.93 13,502.69
Contribution Expense 300,000.00 306,000.00 312,120.00 318,362.40 324,729.65 331,224.24 337,848.73
13th Month Pay 94,996.40 96,896.33 98,834.25 100,810.94 102,827.16 104,883.70 106,981.38
Renovation Expense 500,000.00 510,000.00 520,200.00 530,604.00 541,216.08 552,040.40 563,081.21

Total Expenses 1,754,921.68 1,790,020.11 1,825,820.52 1,862,336.93 1,899,583.66 1,937,575.34 1,976,326.84


Net Income 245,078.32 1,951,083.43 1,990,105.09 2,029,907.19 2,070,505.35 2,111,915.45 2,154,153.73
Income statement will serve as a guide as the possible outcome of our net
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BALANCE SHEET
FOR THE YEAR OF 2019-2023
BALANCE SHEET

Name of the Business


ASSETS Opening 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Cash 1,477,830.69 2,531,238.10 3,605,713.66 4,701,678.73 5,819,563.11
FIXED ASSETS:
and owner’s equity of the business.

Furnitures and Fixtures 81,276.00 82,901.52 84,559.55 86,250.74 87,975.76 89,735.27


Less: Accumulated Depreciation 13004.16 68271.84 13004.16 69,897.36 13004.16 71,555.39 13004.16 73,246.58 13004.16 74,971.60 13004.16 76,731.11
Machiniries And Equipment 33,397.00 34,064.94 34,746.24 35,441.16 36,149.99 36,872.99
Less: Accumulated Depreciation 5343.52 28,053.48 5343.52 28,721.42 5343.52 29,402.72 5343.52 30,097.64 5343.52 30,806.47 5343.52 31,529.47
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LIABILITIES AND OWNER"S EQUITY


Capital 2,000,000.00 445,078.32 1,477,830.69 1,477,830.69 2,531,238.10 2,531,238.10 3605713.659 3,605,713.66 4701678.731 4,701,678.73 5819563.105 5,819,563.11
Net Income 1,554,921.68 3,063,850.80 4,148,978.61 5255808.985 6384775.964 7536322.282
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND OWNER"S EQUITY 445,078.32 4,541,681.48 6,680,216.71 8861522.645 11086454.7 13355885.39
(Wrong) Balance Statement will show the record of accurate assets, liability
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CASH FLOW
FOR THE YEAR OF 2019-2023
CASH FLOW

Opening 2020 2021 2022 2023 2023

Name of the Business


CASH INFLOWS
Cash Beginning Balance 2,000,000.00 445,078.32 1,477,830.69 2,531,238.10 3,605,713.66 4,701,678.73
SALES 3,741,103.54 3,815,925.61 3,892,244.12 3,970,089.01 4,049,490.79
Less:Income Tax 1,122,331.06 1,144,777.68 1,167,673.24 1,191,026.70 1,214,847.24
NET SALES 3,063,850.80 4,148,978.61 5,255,808.99 6,384,775.96 7,536,322.28
CASH
Consumable Supplies Expense 93,286.28 95,152.01 97,055.05 98,996.15 100,976.07 102,995.59
Non-Consumable Supplies Expense 10,106.00 10,308.12 10,514.28 10,724.57 10,939.06 11,157.84
Furniture and Fixtures 81,276.00 82,901.52 84,559.55 86,250.74 87,975.76 89,735.27
Machinaries and Equipment 33,397.00 34,064.94 34,746.24 35,441.16 36,149.99 36,872.99
Advertising Expense 11,870.00 12,107.40 12,349.55 12,596.54 12,848.47 13,105.44
Utilities Expense 258,000.00 263,160.00 268,423.20 273,791.66 279,267.50 284,852.85
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Financial record will identify the flow of our cash.

Rent Expense 360,000.00 367,200.00 374,544.00 382,034.88 389,675.58 397,469.09


Permit 7 Licenses 11,990.00 12,229.80 12,474.40 12,723.88 12,978.36 13,237.93
Contribution Expense 300,000.00 306,000.00 312,120.00 318,362.40 324,729.65 331,224.24
13th Month Pay 94,996.40 96,896.33 98,834.25 100,810.94 102,827.16 104,883.70
Renovation Expense 300,000.00 306,000.00 312,120.00 318,362.40 324,729.65 331,224.24
Total 1,554,921.68 1,586,020.11 1,617,740.52 1,650,095.33 1,683,097.23 1,716,759.18
CASH ON HAND 445,078.32 1,477,830.69 2,531,238.10 3,605,713.66 4,701,678.73 5,819,563.11
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MAJOR ASSUPMTIONS

 Starting Capital
Php 2,000,000.00

 Start of Buss.
Jan. 2019

 Increase in service income


2% per year
65% are office and government Workers, 35% are singles, mommies and
daddies and grannies.

 Increasing rate
85% per peak season (May - June)
100% income came from services offered

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Socio-Economic Plan

In this aspect, we will show the advantages and benefits of our business to
the community. We will also determine our contribution to our competitors and
government.

Community
We will create job opportunities to the people in the community. We will need
at least (12) twelve individuals in operating a business.

Consumer
Our business provides the needs of the consumer by giving them a stress-
free and extraordinary service to satisfy their needs.

Employees
The benefits we give to the employees are knowledge and training
opportunities about the services, work experience, salaries and other benefits.

Competitors
As a new to the business, we consider our competitors as our great
motivations; they help to make our service standout. We can also use them as
knowledge to create new marketing strategies.

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APPENDICES

APPENDIX A

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Phil Health Form

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APPENDIX B

SSS E-1 Form

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APPENDIX C
B.I.R Form

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APPENDIX D
Mayor’s Permit Form

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APPENDIX E
DTI

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APPENDIX F
SEC Registration Form

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CURRICULUM
VITAE

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