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Business Plan - Food Delivery Business: Create three years of each: Cash flow, pro forma P&L,...

Business Plan - Food Delivery Business:

Create three years of each: Cash flow, pro forma P&L, and Balance sheet with the first year of each broken down monthly. You can choose any data points (You can assume all the #). Data points need to show an overall success in the startup company. First year = breakeven, following 2 years is in increase.

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1.5% interest on loan payable semi annually ; principal repayment starts nest year

2.Assets depreciated over 10 year life

3.Business is done only on cash basis

Year 2 and Year 3 (Note - No tax has been assumed)

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