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  • 1
    THIS QUESTION IS OPTIONAL. Questions marked with an asterisk are required, even if all you do is leave the default value unchanged.
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  • 2
    Total square feet for which you pay business rent and mortgages.
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  • 3
    Annual rent and mortgages per square foot averaged over all your locations in US$.
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  • 4
    NNN in US$ = taxes + property insurance + CAMs (Common Area Maintenance) as negotiated in your lease. Here enter the average over all your locations.
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  • 5
    Take into account that you will be offering discounts. "Services" do not include merchandise sold.
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  • 6
    RESEARCH CAREFULLY WHAT TO ENTER IN THIS AND THE NEXT LINE. Ask other business owners during validation calls.
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  • 7
    Report assumes same increase from years 2 to 3, 3 to 4, and 4 to 5 as for 1 to 2.
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  • 8
    Estimate an average. If your employees are salaried, enter their equivalent per hour rate.
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  • 9
    E.g. 360. This and the next two questions help estimate payroll expenses. This question also helps estimate annual service sales.
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  • 10
    If hours vary during the week, estimate the average, e.g. 10.
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  • 11
    How many employees will you have working on average each hour that your business is open, to perform the number of services that you estimated for year 1 in the earlier question. If you get paid as an employee of your business, you likely want to include yourself.
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    RESEARCH CAREFULLY WHAT TO ENTER IN THIS LINE. If unsure, ask other business owners during validation calls.
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  • 13
    Report assumes same increase from years 2 to 3, 3 to 4, and 4 to 5 as for 1 to 2.
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  • 14
    Cost of goods sold as % of sale price. Also known as COGS. If unsure, ask other business owners during your validation calls. If still unsure, 50 is a good initial assumption.
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  • 15
    Annual amount spent on bonuses, incentives, and similar expenses. Ask fellow business owners for guidance.
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  • 16
    Includes taxes, unemployment insurance, workers' comp insurance, payroll company fees, etc. Numbers will vary by State. Ask fellow business owners for guidance. An example from California in 2019 was 16%.
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  • 17
    Year 1 could be significantly higher if it includes insurance for a buildout. If unsure, ask your insurance agent or fellow business owners during validation calls.
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  • 19
    Enter more than zero if your CPA tells you that this is a business expense that you may deduct from your business income for tax purposes OR even if you simply consider it a reduction of your business income for cashflow purposes.
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  • 22
    Primarily CPA and attorney fees. Your business may include others.
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  • 23
    Examples are: Automobile, charity, home office, mail, staff meetings, training, licenses/permits, continuing education, dues/subscriptions, meals/entertainment, repairs/maintenance, travel. Enter more than zero if your CPA tells you that these are business expenses that you may deduct from your business income for tax purposes OR even if you simply consider them as reductions of your business income for cashflow purposes.
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  • 24
    Find out from the franchisor (if you are opening a franchise business), otherwise enter "0"
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  • 25
    E.g. 2. Find out from the franchisor (if you are opening a franchise) or ask fellow business owners during validation calls
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  • 26
    Principal plus interest and/or Rollover 401k administration cost. Ask your lender and/or 401k admin and/or CPA about this one.
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  • 27
    Ask the franchisor (if you are opening a franchise) and otherwise enter "0".
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  • 28
    Ask the franchisor (if you are opening a franchise).
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  • 29
    Get quotes. Examples from two 1500 square foot spaces in San Diego County in 2017: $7000 and $8200.
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  • 30
    Construction minus Tenant Improvement Allowance. Get quotes from contractors. Depends on the starting condition of the space and your negotiation with the landlord. Examples from two 1500 square foot spaces in San Diego county in 2017: $27000 and $60000.
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    E.g. building signs, window signs, pylon signs, in-store signs and murals. Get quotes and ask fellow business owners during validation calls. Example of lit sign above front of store in San Diego County in 2017: $6000.
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    Murals. Ask other business owners if a franchise, otherwise, get quote from artist.
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  • 33
    Examples are computer hardware and software, phones, office equipment, refrigerators, washers/dryers, and break room appliances.
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  • 34
    Remember to include freight charges.
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  • 35
    Include all furniture with freight charges.
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  • 37
    Estimate all inventory (for sale) and supplies (not for sale) needed to open your doors.
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  • 38
    Estimate marketing and other costs to hold a grand opening.
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  • 39
    Total advertising and marketing leading up to opening day NOT used for grand opening. E.g., social media management and google ad spend.
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  • 40
    Gas and electric companies typically charge an initial deposit
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  • 44
    CPA, attorney, and other professional fees prior to opening
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  • 45
    Various expenses required to open your business
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  • 46
    The address where we will send you the profitability report
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  • 47
    The more accurate your entries, the better the report's projection of your company's profitability. The report provides a projection based on assumptions and should not be misconstrued as truth. The report may project losses, yet your business may end up profitable (and vice versa) due to incorrect or inaccurate assumptions. Use this report at your own risk and do not hold us liable regardless of the outcome of your business decisions.
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