Business Plans:

Aftermarket Internet Applications (Financial Plan)

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Executive Summary

Company Summary

Services

Market Analysis Summary

Strategy & Implementation Summary

Management Summary

Financial Plan

We are predicting that the business will grow at a relatively rapid rate. Fortunately, financing that growth will not be much of an issue due to a low number of fixed costs. Our major expense by far is salary at over 50 percent of the total expenditure per year. As long as collection goes well, these salaries will be covered with profits to spare. Part of our strategic plan is to offset the major e-commerce projects with smaller web design projects to keep our cash flow in good standing. Keep in mind that we are assuming start-up capital of $94,162. This will be the only long-term loan required for AutoAftermarket.com, at least for the first 3 years.

Important Assumptions

AutoAftermarket.com recognizes that collection days are critical. We will make it a corporate goal to keep collections within 30 days. We are assuming that we will do a fairly good job at collecting. Interest rates, tax rates, and personnel compensation are based on conservative assumptions.

General Assumptions200120022003
Short-term Interest Rate %12.00%12.00%12.00%
Long-term Interest Rate %12.00%12.00%12.00%
Payment Days Estimator303030
Collection Days Estimator303030
Tax Rate %28.00%28.00%28.00%
Expenses in Cash %10.00%10.00%10.00%
Sales on Credit %50.00%50.00%50.00%
Personnel Burden %0.00%0.00%0.00%

Break-Even Analysis

Break-even Analysis:
Monthly Units Break-even19,519
Monthly Sales Break-even$19,519
Assumptions:
Average Per-Unit Revenue$1.00
Average Per-Unit Variable Cost$0.02
Estimated Monthly Fixed Cost$19,129

Projected Profit & Loss

200120022003
Sales$317,378.48$573,240.00$875,621.00
Direct Cost of Sales$0.00$0.00$0.00
Production Payroll$0.00$0.00$0.00
Other$0.00$0.00$0.00
Total Cost of Sales$0.00$0.00$0.00
Gross Margin$317,378.48$573,240.00$875,621.00
Gross Margin %$1.00$1.00$1.00
Operating expenses:
Server Lease$16,572.00$16,572.00$16,572.00
Database Licenses$1,500.00$26,500.00$26,500.00
Advertising/Promotion$7,500.00$8,250.00$9,075.00
Travel$11,520.00$15,322.00$20,378.00
Payroll Expense$174,999.96$228,750.00$345,187.50
Depreciation$4,254.00$4,694.40$5,134.40
Payroll Tax Expense$13,179.00$17,477.00$24,548.00
Utilities$0.00$0.00$0.00
Insurance$7,440.00$10,492.00$15,527.00
Rent$13,152.00$13,152.00$13,152.00
Vehicle Expense$4,500.00$4,500.00$4,500.00
Office Expense$696.00$870.00$1,044.00
Phone Expense$1,800.00$1,980.00$2,178.00
Organization Dues$150.00$150.00$150.00
Total Operating Expenses$257,262.96$348,709.40$483,945.90
Profit before Interest and Taxes$60,115.52$224,530.60$391,675.10
Interest Expense Long-term$10,367.42$8,617.33$6,580.72
Taxes Incurred$13,929.47$60,455.71$107,826.43
Net Profit$35,818.63$155,457.55$277,267.95
Net Profit/Sales11.29%27.12%31.67%

Projected Cash Flow

200120022003
Net Profit$35,818.63$155,457.55$277,267.95
Plus:
Depreciation$4,254.00$4,694.40$5,134.40
Change in Accounts Payable$9,238.24$7,407.52$5,751.50
Current Borrowing (repayment)$0.00$0.00$0.00
Increase (decrease) Other Liabilities$0.00$0.00$0.00
Long-term Borrowing (repayment)($14,612.42)($15,476.92)($18,466.60)
Capital Input$0.00$0.00$0.00
Subtotal$34,698.46$152,082.55$269,687.25
Less:$2,001.00$2,002.00$2,003.00
Change in Accounts Receivable$16,920.25$13,640.63$16,120.70
Change in Inventory$0.00$0.00$0.00
Change in Other Short-term Assets$0.00$0.00$0.00
Capital Expenditure$0.00$3,399.00$3,399.00
Dividends$0.00$0.00$0.00
Subtotal$16,920.25$17,039.63$19,519.70
Net Cash Flow$17,778.21$135,042.93$250,167.56
Cash Balance$17,778.21$152,821.14$402,988.69

Projected Balance Sheet

Assets
Short-term Assets200120022003
Cash$17,778.21$152,821.14$402,988.69
Accounts Receivable$16,920.25$30,560.88$46,681.57
Inventory$0.00$0.00$0.00
Other Short-term Assets$0.00$0.00$0.00
Total Short-term Assets$34,698.46$183,382.01$449,670.26
Long-term Assets
Capital Assets$21,272.00$24,671.00$28,070.00
Accumulated Depreciation$4,254.00$8,948.40$14,082.80
Total Long-term Assets$17,018.00$15,722.60$13,987.20
Total Assets$51,716.46$199,104.61$463,657.46
Liabilities and Capital
Accounts Payable$9,238.24$16,645.77$22,397.27
Short-term Notes$0.00$0.00$0.00
Other Short-term Liabilities$0.00$0.00$0.00
Subtotal Short-term Liabilities$9,238.24$16,645.77$22,397.27
Long-term Liabilities$79,549.58$64,072.66$45,606.06
Total Liabilities$88,787.82$80,718.43$68,003.33
Paid in Capital$25,000.00$25,000.00$25,000.00
Retained Earnings($97,890.00)($62,071.37)$93,386.19
Earnings$35,818.63$155,457.55$277,267.95
Total Capital($37,071.37)$118,386.19$395,654.14
Total Liabilities and Capital$51,716.46$199,104.61$463,657.46
Net Worth($37,071.37)$118,386.19$395,654.14

Business Ratios

Ratio Analysis

Profitability Ratios:200120022003RMA
Gross Margin100.00%100.00%100.00%0
Net Profit Margin11.29%27.12%31.67%0
Return on Assets69.26%78.08%59.80%0
Return on Equity0.00%131.31%70.08%0
Activity Ratios
AR Turnover9.389.389.380
Collection Days1930320
Inventory Turnover0000
Accts Payable Turnover9.979.979.970
Total Asset Turnover6.142.881.890
Debt Ratios
Debt to Net Worth19.40.680.170
Short-term Liability to Liability0.10.210.330
Liquidity Ratios
Current Ratio3.7611.0220.080
Quick Ratio3.7611.0220.080
Net Working Capital$25,460$166,736$427,2730
Interest Coverage5.826.0659.520
Additional Ratios
Assets to Sales0.160.350.530
Debt/Assets172%41%15%0
Current Debt/Total Assets18%8%5%0
Acid Test1.929.1817.990
Asset Turnover6.142.881.890
Sales/Net Worth$04.842.210
Dividend Payout$0$0$00

Analysis:

"How profitable are we?"

Return on Assets—The only reason that the return on assets ratio decreases over the three-year period is because the firm's cash position is so strong. Rest assured, 59.8 percent in year 3 is representative of an extremely profitable company.

"How much are we really earning on the money we take in?"

Net Profit Margin—Net profit shows a steady increase from 11.29 percent to 31.67 percent in year 3, exceeding AutoAftermarket's goal. By year 3, the firm is earning 32 cents on each dollar it takes in. This is representative of a high growth company.

"Do we have enough money to pay our employees?"

Current ratio—AutoAftermarket.com's high ratio is an indication of the firm's ability to service current obligations through its strong cash business.

"Do we have enough equity or are we living mostly on borrowed money?"

Debt to Net Worth—AutoAftermarket.com displays its long-term success by decreasing this ratio from a high of 19.4 to 0.17 in year 3. This proves that AutoAftermarket.com is not living on borrowed money; rather, its success is based on its equity.

"How efficiently are we using our capital?"

Total Asset Turnover—This ratio shows that AutoAftermarket.com did business with its capital 6.14 times in year 1 and 1.89 times by year 3.

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