Pro-Forma Income Statement & Percentage of Sales For Year 2020
Pro-Forma Income Statement & Percentage of Sales For Year 2020
Pro-Forma Income Statement & Percentage of Sales For Year 2020
2020 (1st
In Taka % 2020 (2nd quarter)
quarter)
Sales 9,60,000 100 14,40,000
Less- Expenses (60%) (5,67,000) (8,64,000)
Taxable Income 3,93,000 5,76,000
2020 (3rd quarter)
19,20,000
(11,52,000)
7,68,000
100
34
100
(1,15,200)
6,52,800 34
%%
Net
3,34,050 34.80 4,89,600
Income
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In Taka
-Expenses (60%)
-Tax (15%)
2022 %
100 100
-47,52,000
31,68,000
-4,75,200
34 26,92,800 34
2023
-51,84,000
34,56,000
-5,18,400
29,37,600
% 2024 %
100 100
-60,48,000
40,32,000
-6,04,800
34 34,27,200 34
2021 %
Sales 72,00,000
79,20,000
86,40,000
1,00,80,000
-43,20,000
-4,32,000
Estimating anticipated cash flow projections can help boost our business’s success.
We have a leftover cash of 50,000 Taka from the initial capital. So we are using this amount
as the beginning cash flow of year 2020.
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In Taka 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
As sales are growing, so we have to increase the fixed asset capacity and equity.
In year 2020, we will start our production activities with fixed asset of 15, 00,000 Taka. We
need this15, 00,000 Taka to buy some equipment and some chairs and tables for preparing
food for the customer. In the next year, we will buy more fixed assets like fridge, blenders,
cookers which cost around 25, 80,000 Taka. We hope that during 2022 to 2024 our
production capability and customer capacity will increase so that we may have to bring some
new and smart equipment also some innovation cost for supporting our activities. Taka 27,
00,000; 28, 75,000; 30, 00,000 will be invested on advanced equipment like ovens, more
chair tables, decorations in the following years.
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In Taka
Inventories
2020
4,50,000
2021
8,31,750
2022
5,08,000
2023
6,60,000
2024
7,20,000
Total liabilities
3,03,550
5,19,200
5,00,000
3,37,400
2,20,000
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Assuming that 50% of the expense is fixed cost and other 50% is variable cost.
Break-even point (units) = Total Fixed cost /Contribution margin Contribution margin
= (unit sales- unit variable cost)
Break-even point (Taka) = Break-even point*unit sales
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So, in those points the total profit will be equal to the total expense. Or, Total profit - Total
expense= 0