Business Plans

Business Plans


Formal Plans Increase Business Success

If you want to get from A to Z, then you need a plan to get there. A business plan will help you, but there’s more to it than that. It’s a tool to show potential creditors, investors and regulators that you’re serious. It helps you plan the fine details and put systems in place to help you deal with problems as they arise. Business planning isn’t simple and is best done in partnership with your accountant. That way, you’ll have a plan that gives you a clear path forward.


 

What's In A Business Plan?

A business plan covers important elements, such as:

 

  • What your business is about and its core functions
  • What you offer and how you set yourself apart
  • The structure of your business
  • What you know about your customers
  • How you plan to market your products and services
  • How you plan to fund your operations.
  • We help you gather that information and present it so that lenders, staff, investors and other stakeholders understand what you're trying to achieve.

 

 

When Do I Need A Business Plan?

Business plans aren’t just for startups. The process is useful for all business owners but there are times when it’s particularly important, such as:

 

  • when a business is new
  • during a rapid growth phase
  • when the structure or owners change
  • when you’re looking to borrow or raise funds
  • when there’s a disruption in your industry.

 

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