Realistic financial forecasts within the business plan are essential to attract investors and retain their interest to participate in future rounds of financing. They will also display to the investor that you have thought out the financial implications of your company’s growth plans.

Some of the most critical mistakes that are made when projecting financials are:

Vague assumptions regarding projected cash flow

Lack of research in understanding the business start-up costs

The financial section of your business plan will include the following sections for a Start-Up company:

Financial summary (only needed if you are seeking financing)

 Loan fund dispersal statement (only needed if you are seeking financing)

 Pro forma cash flow statement

 Three-year income projection

 Projected balance sheet

 Break-even analysis

 Personal financial history statement

In addition to above sections (excluding the first two bullet points), the following are the additional sections that you should include in your business plan for an Established Business:

 Profit & Loss Statement

 Balance Sheet

 Financial Statement Analysis

 Business Financial History

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