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Investment budget Enter the years that each category will be depreciated in. We have entered the most common defaults.
Depreciation method You can select which depreciation method is used in the dropdown menu (SLN, DB, DDB, or SYD): SLN = Straight-line depreciation Start-up costs Enter any expendable start-up costs in this table. The total amount will be added to the Income statement > Total Operating Expenses in the first month.
If the start-up expenses are a higher amount, you could enter it as a start-up investment. It that case the amount will be carried forward to the Balance sheet as Goodwill & Start-up costs, so it's effectively amortized over a number of years (check with your accountant or tax department as to what is appropriate).
Investments Developments Use the developments worksheet provided to enter detailed developments projects up to 5 years prior to the beginning of the planning date as entered in the Assumptions worksheet. A summary of the developments is shown in the Investment Budget worksheet. Dates are entered as 1-2009, and so forth.
There is also an automated 10-year Development Timeline available in a separate worksheet.
Existing fixed assets For an existing business, enter the details of any existing assets in the table provided.
Planned investments These tables are used for entering any planned investments that may occur in the 5 years of planning. Enter any investment in the month and year where you expect it to be paid (the cash leaves your cash flow). If a loan is acquired for the investment, also enter the loan in the Funding worksheet.
Planned disinvestments Enter any sales of assets (disinvestment) n the month where you expect it to be sold (the cash enters your cash flow) as a negative number. Depreciable assets 5 year summary The fixed assets in the balance sheet include the original book values of the assets. The 5-year summary provides depreciation details for each fixed asset category.
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