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BSBSMB303

Organise finances for the micro business

Assessment 1

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Assessment 1

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BSBSMB303: Organise finances for the micro business

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Assessment 1 – BSBSMB303: Organise finances for the micro business

Please complete the following activities for marking. This forms part of your assessment for BSBSMB303: Organise finances for the micro business.

The following documents are related to this document.

· BSBSMB303 Unit of Competency

· BSBSMB303 Learner Guide

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Question 1

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to ascertain own financial position and ability to provide capital or equity for the business

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List the obligations that you as a micro business owner have to yourself and your family

List the obligation that you as a small business owner feel you should give your community and your industry

List two types of equity financing and outline the advantages and disadvantages.

Type of equity financing

Advantages

Disadvantages

Question 2

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to determine level of forecast business activity over a year and the business mix.

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List the factors which could be taken into account when forecasting at the level of business activity

A forecast is only as good as assumption on which it is based. Explained

George wants to forecast for his business for the next 12 months. He estimates that next year the costs of goods sold will increase by 5% and delivery charges will increase by the same amount. He also expects to pay an extra 10% commission on sales. In addition, Bill estimates that all fixed cost will increase by 2% from current levels. Using this information and the information contained in the following table, complete Bill’s forecast of the cost for next year.

Cost Category Cost this year

Projected cost for next year

Variable costs:

Cost of goods sold $230,934

Sales commission $58,852

Delivery charges $13984

Fixed cost:

Advertising $1,850

Depreciation $13,250

Insurance $5,400

Payroll taxes $8,200

Rent $9,600

Utilities $17,801

Wages $40,000

Total Cost $399,871

If George expects his business to generate an income of $400,000 next year, will the business be financially viable? If not, how much additional funding will the business need?

Question 3

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to estimate establishment costs for the business and repayment schedule for borrowings.

Question

Choose a business idea. List the establishment costs that would be required to establish the business. Do not provide figures just the cost name.

List 5 factors which could affect the amount of investment of micro business requires

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Sam and Jill have formed a partnership and intend opening a florist shop. Under each of the following headings, list a minimum of three items that they must consider when calculating their start-up costs.

Business Setup

Business premises

Marketing

Materials/

supplies/

consumables

Staffing

Question 4

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to identify and calculate monthly variable and fixed costs needed to conduct business activity over a year.

Question

Choose a well-known business using the following headings list the operating cost that you think this business would incur:

• Fixed costs

• Variable costs

• Mixed/semi-variable costs

• Step costs or semi fixed costs

There is no need to undertake research specific to the business or to provide actual figures. Simply list the cost name.

List the name of each type of cost which is described.

Description

Type of cost

This cost will not change regardless of the output of the business

These costs contain a fix portion which is incurred even when the facility is unused and a variable portion that increases with usage

These costs remain the same over a certain output level but increase to a higher level once a specific level of output has been reached

These costs change depending on the output of the business

What factors might impact on the ongoing costs of a business? Give examples.

Question 5

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to understand and estimate personal drawings needed from the business.

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What are personal drawings?

List some items which a business owner could consider when estimating the personal drawings needed to be taken from the business

Question 6

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to estimate monthly income generated by the business for a year, based on price per unit item or hourly charge rate for labour.

Question

Juliet started his own private investigation business he intense to charge $100 per hour to undertake surveillance services and $60 for general security work each month he expects to work 50 hrs on surveillance work and 30 hours on general security task he also intends to sell surveillance equipment such as listening device and telescopic lenses he expects to sell 20 listening devices at $100 each and 20 telescopic lens is at 150 each.

Using this method what is her likely monthly income

Question 7

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to develop a cash flow budget for the first year of business operation and its benefit.

Question

Explain the benefits of regularly comparing a cash flow budget to actual cash flow

Complete the following table with details of:

· Total cash inflows for each month

· Total cash outflows for each month

· Opening cash balance for each month (the opening balance for January is $15,000)

· The closing cash balance for each month

January 20XX

February 20XX

March 20XX

April 20XX

May 20XX

June 20XX

Cash inflows

Revenue from product sales

$40000

$38000

$35000

$25000

$15000

$12000

Revenue from service sales

$8000

$8000

$8000

$6000

$5000

$3000

Total cash inflows

Cash outflows

Cash payments to trade suppliers

$10000

$9000

$8000

$7000

$7000

$6500

Management draws

$2000

$2000

$2000

$2000

$2000

$4000

Salaries and wages

$4000

$3000

$2000

$2000

$2000

$2000

Promotion expense

$0

$0

$200

$500

$500

$500

Professional fees

$0

$0

$0

$500

$0

$400

Rent/mortgage payments

$2000

$2000

$2000

$2000

$2000

$2000

Insurance paid

$1000

$1000

$1000

$1000

$1000

$1000

Telecommunications payments

$400

$400

$370

$350

$340

$320

Utilities payments

$300

$300

$300

$300

$300

$300

Major purchases

$0

$0

$0

$17000

$0

$0

Total cash outflows

Reconciliation of cash flow

Opening cash balance

$15000

Add: total cash inflow

Deduct: total cash outflow

Closing cash balance

Using your calculations from the previous table, answer weather each of the following statement is true or false.

Statement

True or false

There were some months in which the business did not have enough funds to pay expenses.

The closing cash balance in April was higher than the closing cash balance in March.

If the business owner spent $20,000 on trade suppliers in May, this could indicate something is not right with the business.

Due to the decrease in sales throughout the first six months of the year, the business had a lower cash balance at the end of June that it had at the beginning of January.

Question 8

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to seek professional advice to estimate goods and services tax and operating finance required for the business.

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Even though there is an upfront cost associated with using a professional adviser you can potentially save a micro business a lot of money. Explain why.

List 5 organisations which could provide professional advice on GST or operating finance.

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Question 9

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to estimate required funding to establish and run the business based on expected sales and activity levels, available finances and commitments.

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Why is it important to estimate required funding to establish and operate a business?

You and a partner operate a micro business. Explain the steps you can take to ensure that you work together effectively to organise finances for your business.

Question 10

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to investigate methods of accessing alternative sources of finance.

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Create a step by step process for investigating and securing finance for a micro business.

Other than Equity financing what are some alternative source of financing.

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of using a regulated lender such as a bank or Credit Union.

Question 11

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to identify strategies for meeting financial obligations.

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List five financial obligation of a business.

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List four strategies which will help the business owners to meet financial obligations.

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Question 12

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to implement plans to access available funds as required.

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What are three of the costs associated with securing Finance?

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Question 13

Objective

To provide you with an opportunity to monitor business profitability.

Question

Use the following representation of an invoice to answer the questions.

Is the invoice a tax invoice?

What is the suppliers ABN?

How much GST is included in this invoice?

Were all items taxed?

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