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No matter what stage you’re at with your business, it’s important to consider your business’ balance sheet movements. By regularly forecasting your business’ balance sheet, you will have a clearer understanding of what you’re likely to own or owe by a certain date. This allows you to plan for immediate and future business decisions.
Here are some reasons why it’s important to keep a handle on your business finances:
By filling out your balance sheet, you can better understand what you own or owe at a specific date, allowing you to plan for future business decisions.
A balance sheet is a snapshot of everything that the business owns and owes at a particular point in time. It includes:
In a balance sheet, the total assets should equal the total liabilities and equity. When you’re making projections, it’s important that the balance sheet equals in this way.
If your sheet isn’t balanced, it usually means that you’ve missed something or there’s an error.
To help you get started we’ve created a balance sheet template.
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Given changing business scenarios and market conditions, it’s important to know your business’ break-even point to help you decide pricing strategies, set budgets and readjust your business plan.
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Different events can change your idea of how much money your business will make over the next year. Likewise, your view of the business expenses you will incur during the coming 12 months may have varied. Use our profit and loss template to help forecast for the year ahead.
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