When doing a business plan do you put in start up cash as in monthly, for the year or...

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...what? Im confused? It says its going to be carried out as the starting balance for my cash flow table and a balanche sheet?
anyone knows how to put it in? as i mentioned monthly or for the year? or anything else you know?
start up cash doesnt include any current or fixed assets or expenses, because there already is columns and rows for that. start up cash it says to have cash in hand when opening the doors to the business and the cash would help to maintain the business through the first.. ONE THING i don't understand whether they are asking me to insert the amount of cash for the month that I will need or for the whole first year. if i fo it wrong it will mock up my tables and thats not good in a business plan. help? I use Business Plan Pro
 
Start-up cash is going to be all the expenses you will need to get your business off the ground. This will be reflected as a negative balance in your ledger.

All office supplies, goods, salaries, leases, vehicles, legal fees, registration fees... anything else that you need so that you can begin marketing your service.

This will also need to be enough money to carry your business through until it starts to turn a profit.
 
Start-up cash is going to be all the expenses you will need to get your business off the ground. This will be reflected as a negative balance in your ledger.

All office supplies, goods, salaries, leases, vehicles, legal fees, registration fees... anything else that you need so that you can begin marketing your service.

This will also need to be enough money to carry your business through until it starts to turn a profit.
 
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