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Bank loan
Board of directors
Budget
Corporation Tax
CV
Economy
Expenditure
Government Grant
Interest rate
Overheads
Personal Savings
Gross Profit
Net Profit
Profit and loss account
Quarter of a year
Risk
Starting capital
Strategy
Trading
Entrepreneur
Short term finance
Long term finance
Bank Loan
Bank overdraft
Venture Capitalist
Sole trader
Partnership
Private Limited Company
Public limited company
Not for Profit Business
Retained profit
Personal sources
Ordinary share capital
Profit
Cash flow
Fixed costs
Variable costs
Breaking even
Revenue
Loss
Profit
Breakeven
Total costs
Contribution
Total contribution
Contribution per unit
Margin of safety
Breakeven output
Finance is needed for;
Key considerations with finance
Internal investments
External investments
Advantages to a bank loan
Disadvantages to a bank loan
Advantages of bank overdraft
Disadvantages
Advantages to government assistance
Disadvantages
Advantages to venture capitalist
Disadvantages
Advantages of a sole trader
Disadvantages
Advantages of a partnership
Disadvantages
Advantages of a private limited liability company
Disadvantages
Advantages of a public limited liability company
Disadvantages
Advantages of a not for profit business
Disadvantages
Advantages to retained profit
Disadvantages
Advantages to personal sources
Disadvantages
Advantages to ordinary share capital
Disadvantages
How can you increase sales?
Footie & Co sells footballs priced at £7.45 each. In a month they sell 234 footballs. Calculate their sales revenue for the month.
In 2010 Ahmed's Toys had a revenue of £3.2M, fixed costs of £2.75M and variable costs of £530 000. Calculate their profit (loss) for 2010.
The Pizza Palace has fixed costs of £50 000 per annum. The variable costs are £2.35 per pizza and the average price of a pizza is £6.00. The forecast for the next 6 months is 2500 customers per month. Calculate the profit (loss) for this 6 month period.
Methods of calculating break-even
Strengths of break-even forecast
Limitations
Reasons to produce a cash flow forecast;
Sale and Leaseback
And what else to revise (ignore if not me)