Many businesses need financing. There’s financing needed to manage starting costs, inventory, waiting to get paid, and other factors. Much of that is what we lump together as “working capital.” Start-up businesses often need financing to cover their initial costs and expenses while they are starting, before they can start selling.
For a start-up company, use a plan to help calculate needs and early expenses and the early deficits as the company gets started, and then plan to fill those needs with borrowed money or investment. If you can’t get enough finance to cover the needs, then you must either change the plan to reduce the needs, or don’t start the company. For an ongoing company, use a plan to calculate cash flow from normal operations, and turn to financing as needed to support working capital requirements.
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