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[INTERVIEW] Michael Majeed, Finance Executive, SR&ED Tax Consultant

YoungUpstarts

What should business owners look for on their weekly or monthly balance sheets that might be red flags telling them to make changes in how their business practices? For starters, rising debt-to-equity ratio. Precise planning makes a difference in that it allows the entrepreneur to improve profits, reduce costs and increase ROIs.

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SayAhh’s Revenue Projections

Feld Thoughts

Before building his projections, Dick needs to make three main decisions: Should he build a simple cash forecast or a set of projected financial statements? Cash Forecast vs. Projected Financials – What’s the difference? A simple cash forecast is just that – it is a model that helps anticipate cash balances over time.

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5 Financial Ratios Used To Measure Business Risk and How To Use Them

Up and Running

Operating leverage effect (OLE) ratio. The operating leverage effect ratio can help you analyze your contribution margin ratio. Use the OLE ratio to measure how your income increases or drops depending on the changes in sales volume to show how much revenue is available to cover non-operating costs. Financial leverage ratio.

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How to Write a Business Plan for an Outpatient Medical Practice

Up and Running

Revisit and update it regularly by comparing your forecasts to your actuals and adjusting as necessary. Or maybe you will want to extend your practice’s hours of operation. Your operations plan. Operations. The operations section of your business plan covers how your business works, from the logistics to the technology.

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The Key Elements of the Financial Plan

Up and Running

Balance sheet. Sales forecast. You’ll also list your operating expenses, which are the expenses associated with running your business that aren’t incurred directly by making a sale. Your gross margin less your operating expenses will give you your operating income: Gross Margin – Operating Expenses = Operating Income.

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1bn smartphones today, 2bn in three years

The Equity Kicker

It took sixteen years to get to the first billion and analysts forecast the next billion will come in three years. At the same time the cost of innovation is declining making the balance sheet strength of large corporations less important. News broke yesterday that there are now more than 1bn smartphones in use.

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How to Write a Business Plan

Up and Running

Your business plan isn’t complete without a financial forecast. Business financials for most startups are less complicated than you think, and a business degree is certainly not required to build a solid financial forecast. Three-year projections are typically adequate, but some investors will request a five-year forecast.