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Originally posted by Spoiler View PostThe situation we're in is that a company wants to give us business, but at this stage will not confirm exactly how much they will give us. They've asked for a figure of what we need to make in order for it to be viable for us. Then they'll advise if they can push enough business our way, year 1.
In parallel, we're also doing a forecast of how much we believe we can do year 1.
Salary
Bank
Accountant
Web
Mail
Travel
Accommodation
Subsistence
Entertainment
Legal
Advertising
Insurance
Stationery
Postage
Conferencing
Phone
Heat
Light
Rent
Rates
Secretarial
Professional Bodies
Hardware
Software
Bought in product
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Originally posted by ASB View PostYou seem to be sort of going at backwards. Essentially everything you spend is cost of sales. So rather than worry about how you are going to categorise what you spend think about the process from procurement to final sale and the hands it will go through and everything else you need to spend to deliver the product to market.
In parallel, we're also doing a forecast of how much we believe we can do year 1.
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Originally posted by Spoiler View PostThese are itemized in a spreadsheet, with costs associated. The expenses line is a generic thing to cover travel, entertainment, etc.
You seem to be sort of going at backwards. Essentially everything you spend is cost of sales. So rather than worry about how you are going to categorise what you spend think about the process from procurement to final sale and the hands it will go through and everything else you need to spend to deliver the product to market.
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Originally posted by JamJarST View PostWell being pedantic, everything you have listed is expenses so you don't actually need a line for expenses.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostHad any thoughts about doing this yourself rather than asking us?
Was just asking if I'd missed anything off.
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Originally posted by JamJarST View PostWell being pedantic, everything you have listed is expenses so you don't actually need a line for expenses.
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Had any thoughts about doing this yourself rather than asking us?
Are you going to be capable of actually running this business?
How about going to speak to someone at the bank who can give you some resources instead of guessing it?
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Originally posted by Spoiler View PostBusy today ...
Here's my list of cost categories my plan B will incur:
Salary
Bank fees
Accountant fees
Bookkeeping fees
Web hosting
Mail\calendar\contacts service
Expenses
Insurance
Stationery
Virtual office
Any care to contribute some others?
Thanks.
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Business costs
Busy today ...
Here's my list of cost categories my plan B will incur:
Salary
Bank fees
Accountant fees
Bookkeeping fees
Web hosting
Mail\calendar\contacts service
Expenses
Insurance
Stationery
Virtual office
Any care to contribute some others?
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