Startup Business Cost Workout
Startup Business Cost Workout
Loans
Bank Loan 1
Bank Loan 2
Non Bank Loan 1
Total Loans - - -
Other Funding
Grant 1
Other
Total Other Funding - - -
Total COSTS - - -
SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) 15,000 15,100 100
← Amount to be contributed by an owner
← Add above this line. Other Investor Funding (minority owners, etc)
← Add above this line. Funds available from other types of loans
← Initial advertising push. May include Grand Openings, Open Houses, etc.
← Design and creation of a basic website
← Creation of a Name, Logo and theme
← Down payment for the purchase of a building/land
← Sometimes referred to as Leasehold Improvements
← Business cards, letterhead, flyers, brochures, menus, etc.
← Creation of a business entity such as a Partnership, LLC or Corporation.
← City license, health permits, liquor permits, safety licenses, etc.
← Computers, printers, back up drives, networking hardware, industry specific software or custom software/databas
← Plants, pictures, window treatments, etc.
← One time franchise startup fees
← Basic deposit on internet service and associated hardware
← Deposit for lease of a building
← Legal, accounting, etc.
← Scales, copiers, fax machines, dollies, packing machines, etc. Depends on your business.
← Cubicles, desks, chairs, counters, display cases, storage racks
← Cash reserve for normal business operations
← cash drawers, point of sale software, receipt printers, bar code scanners, credit card machines
← Certain types of insurance must be prepaid
← Deposit for public utilities such as water, gas and electricity.
← Desired amount of cash to be held in reserve for unforeseen costs and issues
← Purchase and installation of a security system (if needed)
← Fees for consultants (Business, IT, Marketing) and setup of computers, equipment, etc.
← This would include store front, window, door and street signs.
← Inventory required to open your doors
← Includes Cell Phones
← Includes office suppliers, cleaning supplies, etc.
← May include travel to visit suppliers or distributors.
← Include any equipment or vehicles for any significant warehousing needs (forklifts, dollies, pallet jacks)
← Include lines items specific to your business.
← Add new lines above this line
← Insert the estimated number of months until your company will have enough income to sustain itself.
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dollies, pallet jacks)