This financial feasibility analysis estimates the total startup costs for a new business to be $159,920. This includes $57,500 for capital investments in property, vehicles, computer equipment and other equipment. It also accounts for $102,420 in initial operating expenses such as deposits, licenses, insurance, salaries, rent, taxes, advertising and professional fees. The analysis then plans to compare the financial performance of the new business to similar existing firms.
This financial feasibility analysis estimates the total startup costs for a new business to be $159,920. This includes $57,500 for capital investments in property, vehicles, computer equipment and other equipment. It also accounts for $102,420 in initial operating expenses such as deposits, licenses, insurance, salaries, rent, taxes, advertising and professional fees. The analysis then plans to compare the financial performance of the new business to similar existing firms.
This financial feasibility analysis estimates the total startup costs for a new business to be $159,920. This includes $57,500 for capital investments in property, vehicles, computer equipment and other equipment. It also accounts for $102,420 in initial operating expenses such as deposits, licenses, insurance, salaries, rent, taxes, advertising and professional fees. The analysis then plans to compare the financial performance of the new business to similar existing firms.
OPERATING EXPENSES AMOUNT ($) Deposits for utilities 3,000 Licenses 1,500 Prepaid insurance 2,000 Salary and wages 15,000 Rent expense 40,000 Payroll taxes 14,000 Advertising and promotions 4,700 Interest expense 1,250 Meals & Entertainment 1,670 Professional fees 4,500 Supplies 1,800 TOTAL STARTUP CASH NEEDED 159,920 Comparison of the Financial Performance of Proposed Venture to Similar Firms