The amount a business wants to EARN, usually expressed as a %
Selling Price
Total cost to produce a product or provide a service
Assets
Things owned (ex. cash, accounts receivable, inventory, & equipment)
Liabilities
Money Owed (ex. Credit card balance, long term debit/loans, unearned revenue)
Equity
Value of your company
Income Statement
Total revenues and expenses for a specific time period
Cost of Goods
Direct cost of producing the product
Net Income
Income-(C.O.G + Expenses)
Break-even Point
Calculates how many products must be sold to break-even
Fixed Cost
Remains the same and no relation to products or services sold
Variable Cost
Fluctuates depending on production
Ending Cash Balance
The amount of cash left at the end of the reporting period
Burn Rate
Identifies the amount of cash a company is spending every month and measures cash flow
Run Rate
Uses a company's current financials to predict their future performance
ROI
Used by businesses to show how much their investment is earning. A way to calculate whether their products or service is cost effective or if it needs adjustment.
Bootstrapping
Owner uses their own savings to fund the business
Small Business Administration
Reduces risk to lenders, community development organisations and other lending institutions
Investments Groups or funds
Businesses that specialise in financing small businesses
Angel investor
Wealthy individuals willing to invest in a small business for an equity stake
Crowdfunding
Online platform where you pre-sell product for equity cash