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BUDGET PURPOSE
The primary purpose of this budget proposal for MMD Photo Studio, operating
within the Personal Care and Services sector and catering to teenagers, couples,
families, and Gen Z, is to optimize our services to meet the evolving demands of
our diverse customer base. This proposal aims to allocate funds strategically
towards enhancing the overall customer experience by upgrading our self-
photography and self-care services. The budget will specifically focus on
investing in innovative equipment, refining our facilities, and developing tailored
service packages that resonate with the preferences of our target demographics.
By allocating resources to these key areas, we aim to ensure that MMD Photo
Studio remains at the forefront of delivering exceptional, personalized
experiences that cater to the needs and desires of teenagers, couples, families,
and Gen Z.
Lights (Built-in)
Type of Expense: Quantity Costs
Mounted Ceiling Lights 1 10,000
Recessed Down Lights 60 23,340
Decorative Ceiling Lights 1 32,000
Installation fee (electrician) – 5,000
Business Permits
DTI (Business name registration Fee) 1,700
Employee Compensation
Type of Expense: Quantity Costs
Employee Salary 13,213 pesos per 39,639
employee (total of 3
employees)
Employee Benefits
Type of Expense: Quantity Costs
Vacation Leave 15 days 19,819.50
Sick Leave 15 days 19,819.50
SSS, Pagibig and Philhealth (total deduction for all 4,133.34
employee per month)
2% Pagibig, 585 SSS, 4% Pagibig - 264.26, 585 SSS, 1,377.78 per employee per month for total
Philhealth 528.52 Philhealth deduction for monthly government
contribution
13,213 (salary) x 0.02 (2 13,213 (salary) x 0.04 (4 264.26 + 528.52 + 585 (SSS) = 1377.78 x 3
percent) value = 264.26 percent) value = 528.52 (employees) = 4,133.34 deduction per
PAGIBIG PHILHEALTH employee
Monthly Dues
Type of Expense: Costs
Space rent 20,000 per month
Electricity 10,000 per month
Water 3,000 per month
Internet PLDT Fiber Plan 2,699 per month
Application Fee for water - 9,563.00
Monthly Purchases
Type of Expense: Quantity Costs
High-end photopapers 50 packs (20 sheets 50 x 55 = 2,750
per pack)
Inks 2 sets (4 packs per set) 569 x 2 = 1,138
Local Cosmetic Products 1 (package) 20,000
(Lipsticks, blushes,
eyeshadows, mascaras,
contours, highlighters, etc.)
Note: The exemption from Income Tax Returns (ITR) is based on the estimated annual income of
₱250,000, and the computed VAT for total sales of ₱20,000 per month is ₱2,400 at a 12% VAT rate.
25%
One-time startup costs
Business Incorporation Fees
2% Recurring Costs
73%
% Allocation Contribution
Member 1 20% 112,987.60
Member 2 20% 112,978.60
Member 3 20% 112,978.60
Member 4 20% 112,978.60
Member 5 20% 112,978.60
Complete Solution
In getting the % Allocation of each member,
100 (total %) ÷ 5 (total members) = 20%
Therefore, based on the total expenses and general partnership percentage distribution, each member
must contribute at least Php 112,978.60 to establish our business.
Proposed business budget proposal 2024 Page 11
Liabilities:
- Utilities: ₱35,699 (1 month)
- Long-term liabilities: ₱414,003.00 (One-time start-up costs)
- Short-term Liabilities: ₱9,670 (Business Incorporation Fees)
- Taxes: ₱2,400 (1 month)
- Accounts payable: ₱23,888 (Estimated monthly purchases of products)
Assets:
- Contributed capital: ₱564,938
- Accounts Receivable: ₱20,000 (Estimated monthly sales)
Total Business Capital: ₱1,070,598
With the estimated total expenses, how much capital should the partnership have, to pay for its day-
to-day operations and/or grow and expand this business?
The business's liabilities encompass ₱35,699 for utilities (1 month), ₱414,003.00 for long-term liabilities
(one-time start-up costs), ₱9,670 for short-term liabilities (business incorporation fees), ₱2,400 for
taxes (1 month), and ₱23,888 for accounts payable (monthly purchases of products). On the assets
side, the business holds ₱564,938 as contributed capital and ₱20,000 in accounts receivable (estimated
monthly sales). Therefore, the total business capital that the partnership needs to pay for its day-to-
day operations and facilitate growth and expansion is ₱1,070,598.