Originally you thought that $5,000 would be enough to start-up your business. You have now realised after
Question:
Originally you thought that $5,000 would be enough to start-up your business. You have now realised after completing the worksheets that this is not enough - you will need to raise some more cash. You contacted a private lender, Malcolm Mills, who advertised on the internet. He offers business finance. His terms are:
You have a home that is worth about $800,000 and a home loan owing of about $100,000. QUESTION: 1) Calculate how much you would like to borrow from the lender to cover: start-up costs, working capital (for cash flow shortfalls) and unexpected 'contingency'. Please refer to the figures I have provided, and allow at least $2,000 to $$5,000 to cover the unexpected. Deduct the cash you have available.
2) Please refer to the figures provided, and record the month that starts to show consistent positive net cashflows each month. |
Auditing Cases An Interactive Learning Approach
ISBN: 978-0132423502
4th Edition
Authors: Steven M Glover, Douglas F Prawitt