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Project Planning and Budgeting
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Table of Contents
Cost Management Planning.............................................................................................................2
Quality Management Planning........................................................................................................5
References........................................................................................................................................8
List of Appendix..............................................................................................................................0
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Cost Management Planning
The cost management planning as per St. Dismas Assisted Living Facility Project Budget
Development — 1 and St. Dismas Assisted Living Facility Project Budget Development — 2 has
been prepared with a complete forecast of sales, cash inflows, cash outflows, depreciation
schedule and profit and loss for the next 20 years. The main depictions from the forecasted sales,
gross margin and net profit shows that during the initial two years the company incurred loss.
However, from the third-year it went on increasing the profit in a linear fashion. The gradual
increase in the profit has been shown below with the graph as follows:
X-Axis Label Sales Gross
Margin Net Profit
Year 1 $7,25,061 $8,99,788 ($1,74,727)
Year 2 $6,92,156 $9,76,515 ($2,84,359)
Year 3 $26,99,151 $10,76,535 $16,22,616
Year 4 $32,38,981 $13,34,864 $19,04,117
Year 5 $38,86,777 $16,65,770 $22,21,007
Year 6 $46,64,133 $20,90,494 $25,73,639
Year 7 $55,96,960 $26,36,579 $29,60,380
Year 8 $67,16,351 $33,39,750 $33,76,602
Year 9 $80,59,622 $42,96,271 $37,63,351
Year 10 $96,71,546 $56,99,291 $39,72,255
Year 11 $1,16,05,855 $69,28,312 $46,77,543
Year 12 $1,39,27,026 $88,83,042 $50,43,984
Year 13 $1,67,12,432 $1,14,12,250 $53,00,182
Year 14 $2,00,54,918 $1,46,86,732 $53,68,186
Year 15 $2,40,65,901 $1,64,45,305 $76,20,597
Year 16 $2,88,79,082 $1,84,65,815 $1,04,13,26
7
Year 17 $3,46,54,898 $2,08,51,538 $1,38,03,36
1
Year 18 $4,15,85,878 $2,35,10,622 $1,80,75,25
6
Year 19 $4,99,03,053 $2,70,46,304 $2,28,56,75
0
Year 20 $5,98,83,664 $3,04,04,170 $2,94,79,49
4
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Figure: Increasing net profit, gross profit and sales revenue over the next 20 years
(Source: As created by the author)
The initial start-up cost has considered 450 – bed rehabilitation hospital and the Manistee
mission has ensured that entire projects cost is between $8,500,000 and $11,000,000 for the
facility construction. The main depictions of the financial has been able to state that St. Dismas
Medical Center will be able to maintain a steady inflow of cash which is evident with $ -
1,01,21,845 in the first year, $ 10,41,319 in the second year, $ 15,88,303 in the third year, $
32,33,481 in the fourth year and so on. The estimation of total monthly cost is depicted to be $
376657. The company brick above the start of expenses has been listed below as follows:
Start-up Requirements
Start-up Expenses
Fixed Costs Particulars Amount ($)
Premises (RENT & RATES) $0
Salaries and Wages $3,76,657
Interest on loan 8% $0
Employee Benefits $82,865

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Supplies $69,571
Purchased Services $76,177
Utilities $2,17,516
Insurance $48,000
Other $29,002
Website Development
Expenses $0
Logo Designs $0
Market survey $0
Preliminary expenses $0
Lease payments $0
Total Fixed Costs $8,99,788
Average Monthly Costs
Rent $0
Lease payments $0
Interest on loan 3% $0
Postage & Telephone $0
Repairs and Maintenance $0
Salaries / Wages $31,388
Total Average Monthly
Costs $31,388
x Number of Months: 12
Total Monthly Costs $3,76,657
Total Startup Expenses $12,76,445
Start-up Assets
Owner Funding
Owners Fund -$1,00,79,000
Total Owner Funding -$1,00,79,000
Loans
Bank Loan $0
Other
Total Loans $0
Total Start-up Funds -$1,00,79,000
Assets
Studio $70,000
BR/Bath $3,36,000
$0
Total Fixed Assets $4,06,000
Total Start-up Assets -$96,73,000
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The company has identified the increasing nature of expenses in terms of salaries and
wages, employee benefits, supplies, purchase services and other expenses. In addition to this, the
fixed assets are considered with the studio and BR/Bath. Some of the main contributing items for
the cost management planning is depicted with increasing revenue in terms of service revenue
studios, one-bedroom, additional person revenue and ancillary revenue. Some of the important
highlights of the revenue earnings is seen with increasing revenue budget with $ 2,56,662 in the
first year, $ 4,14,012 in the second year, $ 4,30,572 in third year, $ 5,29,604 in the fourth year, $
6,51,412 in the fifth year and so on. The total service revenue of the company has shown massive
increase from the fourth year itself. The different nature of depictions made in the revenue
budget and expected budget has been conducive in addressing to the growing business as a result
of strategic objectives.
Quality Management Planning
The project has considered cost of quality having a vital role in the project quality
management. The prevention, detection and dealing with the defects is identified with main form
of quality initiative to achieve best costing principles. The conformation of the cost is the main
effort directed to keep the inaccurate cost constant fall into the category of revenue budget. In
order to ensure cost of conformance is sustained in the report, prevention cost and appraisal cost
has been considered to be the main factor by ensuring quality management (Renedo et al., 2015).
The prevention cost is included the activities which are seen to be specifically designed for
preventing poor quality of the services. In this case, the quality of services has been ensured with
better quality of service revenue studios, bedroom and additional rooms. This will ensure that St.
Dismas Assisted Living Facility is able to generate a sustained service revenue from its
operations. Henceforth, the prevention costs are considered with those activities whose main
intention is seen with reducing the total number of defects. Appraisal cost is another area of
quality aspect which has been able to ensure that the areas of faulty service is identified from
beforehand and before it reaches to the customer. Significantly better approach has been
identified with asking the employees about their own quality control approach and what do they
expect to get a desired service. The project has also considered the quality aspect with
consideration of nonconformance costs. These areas of costs take place as defects are produced
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despite of the efforts by the organization to prevent them. Henceforth, these parameters are
known as cost of poor quality (Frøen et al., 2016).
In order to improve the quality of the budget, Internal failure costs has been identified
from before and costs have been identified with faulty service or significantly declining
admissions. These costs are identified within the scope of the project and affect to the downtime
caused by quality problems (Cleverley, 2017). In order to mitigate such issues, the project has
considered a reserve support such unforeseen expenses. In general, the extent of failure costs also
gave rise to various types of intangible costs however, this has been also avoided in the present
case. The main focus has been given on reducing the internal failures to ensure that doesn’t grow
into an external failure before the customer. Henceforth, the cost of quality has been included
with “Costs of Conformance (prevention costs and appraisal costs) and Cost of Non-
Conformance (internal failure costs and external failure costs)” (Hall et al., 2018).
Some of the main tools and techniques used in the cost estimates and budget is
considered with application of reducing balance depreciation over all the useful life of fixed
assets. In addition to this, the evaluation has used combination of breakeven point to depict the
contribution at which company neither makes a lost non-makes a profit.
Breakeven Analysis
Breakeven Sales Value =
average fixed
cost/%
contribution
Average fixed cost 1190694.548
Contribution % 50%
Revenue Contribution Fixed Cost Profit
725061 362530.5 1190694.548 -828164.0479
692156 346078 1190694.548 -844616.5479
2976736.37 1488368.185 1190694.548 297673.637
3572083.644 1786041.822 1190694.548 595347.2739

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Some of the other application of quality management tools in the report has been evident
with using bar graphs to show the overall increase in revenue, gross margin and net profit. The
feasibility of the budget plan is evident with increasing nature of sales and net profit over a
timeline of 20 years. This is the main rationale for proceeding with the present financial plan
(White et al., 2016).
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References
Cleverley, W. O. (2017). Essentials of health care finance. Jones & Bartlett Learning.
Frøen, J. F., Friberg, I. K., Lawn, J. E., Bhutta, Z. A., Pattinson, R. C., Allanson, E. R., ... &
Kinney, M. V. (2016). Stillbirths: progress and unfinished business. The
Lancet, 387(10018), 574-586.
Hall, M. A., Orentlicher, D., Bobinski, M. A., Bagley, N., & Cohen, I. G. (2018). Health care
law and ethics. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business.
Renedo, A., Marston, C. A., Spyridonidis, D., & Barlow, J. (2015). Patient and Public
Involvement in Healthcare Quality Improvement: How organizations can help patients
and professionals to collaborate. Public Management Review, 17(1), 17-34.
White, K. M., Dudley-Brown, S., & Terhaar, M. F. (Eds.). (2016). Translation of evidence into
nursing and health care. Springer Publishing Company.
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List of Appendix
(1) SALES
FORECAST
Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Projected Sales 7,25,061 6,92,156 26,99,151
32,38,98
1
38,86,77
7
46,64,13
3
55,96,96
0
67,16,35
1 80,59,622 96,71,546
1,16,05,85
5
1,39,27,02
6
1,67,12,43
2
2,00,54,91
8
2,40,65,90
1
2,88,79,08
2
3,46,54,89
8 4,15,85,878 4,99,03,053 5,98,83,664
(b) Cost of goods 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(2) CASHFLOW
FORECAST
Preop
Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
CASH INFLOWS
Cash from Sales -7,33,701 4,03,619 10,13,965
32,38,98
1
38,86,77
7
46,64,13
3
55,96,96
0
67,16,35
1 80,59,622 96,71,546
1,16,05,85
5
1,39,27,02
6
1,67,12,43
2
2,00,54,91
8
2,40,65,90
1
2,88,79,08
2
3,46,54,89
8 4,15,85,878 4,99,03,053 5,98,83,664
Directors loans 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Capital Employed 0
-
1,00,79,00
0 -5,000 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500 -5,500
Add: Working
Capital Change 1,30,656 82,500 18,638
Add:
Depreciationand
Amortization 5,60,200 5,60,200 5,61,200
TOTAL CASH 0 - 10,41,319 15,88,303 32,33,48 38,81,27 46,58,63 55,91,46 67,10,85 80,54,122 96,66,046 1,16,00,35 1,39,21,52 1,67,06,93 2,00,49,41 2,40,60,40 2,88,73,58 3,46,49,39 4,15,80,378 4,98,97,553 5,98,78,164

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INFLOW
1,01,21,84
5 1 7 3 0 1 5 6 2 8 1 2 8
CASH
OUTFLOWS
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
operating expenses
( ) 0
Premises (rent,
rates) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Salaries and Wages 0 3,76,657 6,49,606 6,92,734 9,00,554
11,70,72
0
15,21,93
7
19,78,51
8
25,72,07
3 33,43,695 43,46,803 56,50,844 73,46,097 95,49,926
1,24,14,90
4
1,36,56,39
5
1,50,22,03
4
1,65,24,23
8 1,81,76,662 1,99,94,328 2,19,93,760
General expenses 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Interest and bank
charges payable 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Lease payments 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Corporation Tax 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Market survey
costs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other preliminary
expenses 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
capital expenditure
Plant and other
capital expenditure 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
financing
repayments
Loan repayments 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL CASH
OUTFLOWS 0 3,76,657 6,49,606 6,92,734 9,00,554
11,70,72
0
15,21,93
7
19,78,51
8
25,72,07
3 33,43,695 43,46,803 56,50,844 73,46,097 95,49,926
1,24,14,90
4
1,36,56,39
5
1,50,22,03
4
1,65,24,23
8 1,81,76,662 1,99,94,328 2,19,93,760
Cash flow
summary
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NET CASHFLOW
FOR PERIOD 0
-
1,04,98,50
2 3,91,713 8,95,569
23,32,92
7
27,10,55
7
31,36,69
6
36,12,94
2
41,38,77
9 47,10,427 53,19,243 59,49,511 65,75,429 71,57,005 76,34,513
1,04,04,00
7
1,38,51,54
7
1,81,25,16
0 2,34,03,716 2,99,03,226 3,78,84,403
OPENING CASH
BALANCE 0 0
-
1,04,98,50
2
-
1,01,06,78
9
-
92,11,22
0
-
68,78,29
3
-
41,67,73
6
-
10,31,04
0
25,81,90
2 67,20,681
1,14,31,10
8
1,67,50,35
1
2,26,99,86
2
2,92,75,29
1
3,64,32,29
6
4,40,66,81
0
5,44,70,81
6
6,83,22,36
4 8,64,47,524
10,98,51,24
0
13,97,54,46
6
CLOSING CASH
BALANCE 0
-
1,04,98,50
2
-
1,01,06,78
9 -92,11,220
-
68,78,29
3
-
41,67,73
6
-
10,31,04
0
25,81,90
2
67,20,68
1
1,14,31,10
8
1,67,50,35
1
2,26,99,86
2
2,92,75,29
1
3,64,32,29
6
4,40,66,81
0
5,44,70,81
6
6,83,22,36
4
8,64,47,52
4
10,98,51,24
0
13,97,54,46
6
17,76,38,86
9
(3)
DEPRECIATION
SCHEDULE
Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Fixed Assets
Studio 70000 -2,10,100 -4,90,200 -7,70,800
-
10,51,40
0
-
13,32,00
0
-
16,12,60
0
-
18,93,20
0
-
21,73,80
0 -24,54,400 -27,35,000 -30,15,600 -32,96,200 -35,76,800 -38,57,400 -41,38,000 -44,18,600 -46,99,200 -49,79,800 -52,60,400 -55,41,000
BR/Bath
33600
0 55,900 -2,24,200 -5,04,800 -7,85,400
-
10,66,00
0
-
13,46,60
0
-
16,27,20
0
-
19,07,80
0 -21,88,400 -24,69,000 -27,49,600 -30,30,200 -33,10,800 -35,91,400 -38,72,000 -41,52,600 -44,33,200 -47,13,800 -49,94,400 -52,75,000
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total book values
(i.e. net fixed
assets) 0 -1,54,200 -7,14,400 -12,75,600
-
18,36,80
0
-
23,98,00
0
-
29,59,20
0
-
35,20,40
0
-
40,81,60
0 -46,42,800 -52,04,000 -57,65,200 -63,26,400 -68,87,600 -74,48,800 -80,10,000 -85,71,200 -91,32,400 -96,93,600
-
1,02,54,800
-
1,08,16,000
Annual
Depreciation
Studio 2,80,100 2,80,100 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600
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BR/Bath 2,80,100 2,80,100 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600 2,80,600
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
total annual
depreciation 5,60,200 5,60,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200 5,61,200
(4) PROFIT AND
LOSS
FORECAST
Preop
Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Revenue 0 7,25,061 6,92,156 26,99,151
32,38,98
1
38,86,77
7
46,64,13
3
55,96,96
0
67,16,35
1 80,59,622 96,71,546
1,16,05,85
5
1,39,27,02
6
1,67,12,43
2
2,00,54,91
8
2,40,65,90
1
2,88,79,08
2
3,46,54,89
8 4,15,85,878 4,99,03,053 5,98,83,664
Cost of sales 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Gross profit 0 7,25,061 6,92,156 26,99,151
32,38,98
1
38,86,77
7
46,64,13
3
55,96,96
0
67,16,35
1 80,59,622 96,71,546
1,16,05,85
5
1,39,27,02
6
1,67,12,43
2
2,00,54,91
8
2,40,65,90
1
2,88,79,08
2
3,46,54,89
8 4,15,85,878 4,99,03,053 5,98,83,664
Gross Margin 8,99,788 9,76,515 10,76,535
13,34,86
4
16,65,77
0
20,90,49
4
26,36,57
9
33,39,75
0 42,96,271 56,99,291 69,28,312 88,83,042
1,14,12,25
0
1,46,86,73
2
1,64,45,30
5
1,84,65,81
5
2,08,51,53
8 2,35,10,622 2,70,46,304 3,04,04,170
Expenses/
overheads
Premises (rent,
rates) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Salaries and Wages 3,76,657 6,49,606 6,92,734 9,00,554
11,70,72
0
15,21,93
7
19,78,51
8
25,72,07
3 33,43,695 43,46,803 56,50,844 73,46,097 95,49,926
1,24,14,90
4
1,36,56,39
5
1,50,22,03
4
1,65,24,23
8 1,81,76,662 1,99,94,328 2,19,93,760
General expenses 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Employee Benefits 82,865 1,42,913 1,52,401 1,67,641 1,84,405 2,02,846 2,23,130 2,45,443 2,69,988 2,96,986 3,26,685 3,59,354 3,95,289 4,34,818 4,78,300 5,26,130 5,78,743 6,36,617 7,00,278 7,70,306

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Supplies 69,571 55,910 73,434 95,464 1,24,103 1,61,334 2,09,735 2,72,655 3,54,452 4,60,787 5,99,024 7,78,731 10,12,350 13,16,055 17,10,872 22,24,133 28,91,373 37,58,785 48,86,420 63,52,346
Purchased Services 76,177 50,000 50,000 60,000 72,000 86,400 1,03,680 1,24,416 1,49,299 1,79,159 2,14,991 2,57,989 3,09,587 3,71,504 4,45,805 5,34,966 6,41,959 7,70,351 9,24,421 11,09,306
Utilities 2,17,516 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,82,771 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,67,602 0
Insurance 48,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 49,920 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51,917 0 0 0
Other 29,002 78,086 1,07,966 1,11,205 1,14,541 1,17,977 1,21,517 1,25,162 1,28,917 1,32,785 1,36,768 1,40,871 1,45,097 1,49,450 1,53,934 1,58,552 1,63,308 1,68,208 1,73,254 1,78,451
Total
expenses/overheads 8,99,788 9,76,515 10,76,535
13,34,86
4
16,65,77
0
20,90,49
4
26,36,57
9
33,39,75
0 42,96,271 56,99,291 69,28,312 88,83,042
1,14,12,25
0
1,46,86,73
2
1,64,45,30
5
1,84,65,81
5
2,08,51,53
8 2,35,10,622 2,70,46,304 3,04,04,170
Profit before tax -1,74,727 -2,84,359 16,22,616
19,04,11
7
22,21,00
7
25,73,63
9
29,60,38
0
33,76,60
2 37,63,351 39,72,255 46,77,543 50,43,984 53,00,182 53,68,186 76,20,597
1,04,13,26
7
1,38,03,36
1 1,80,75,256 2,28,56,750 2,94,79,494
Tax @ 30% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Profit after tax -1,74,727 -2,84,359 16,22,616
19,04,11
7
22,21,00
7
25,73,63
9
29,60,38
0
33,76,60
2 37,63,351 39,72,255 46,77,543 50,43,984 53,00,182 53,68,186 76,20,597
1,04,13,26
7
1,38,03,36
1 1,80,75,256 2,28,56,750 2,94,79,494
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Balance Sheet
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Assets FY-1 FY-2 FY-3 FY-4 FY-5 FY-6 FY-7 FY-8 FY-9 FY-10 FY-11 FY-12 FY-13 FY-14 FY-15 FY-16 FY-17 FY-18 FY-19 FY-20
Current
Assets
Cash $1,06,050 $1,37,050 $1,24,650 $1,10,900 $1,16,650 $1,16,651 $1,16,652 $1,16,653 $1,16,654 $1,16,655 $1,16,656 $1,16,657 $1,16,658 $1,16,659 $1,16,660 $1,16,661 $1,16,662 $1,16,663 $1,16,664 $1,16,665
Accounts
receivable $7,25,061 $6,92,156 $26,99,15
1
$32,38,98
1
$38,86,77
7
$46,64,13
3
$55,96,96
0
$67,16,35
1
$80,59,62
2
$96,71,54
6
$1,16,05,85
5
$1,39,27,02
6
$1,67,12,43
2
$2,00,54,91
8
$2,40,65,90
1
$2,88,79,08
2
$3,46,54,89
8
$4,15,85,87
8
$4,99,03,05
3
$5,98,83,66
4
Total
current
assets
$8,31,111 $8,29,206 $28,23,80
1
$33,49,88
1
$40,03,42
7
$47,80,78
4
$57,13,61
2
$68,33,00
4
$81,76,27
6
$97,88,20
1
$1,17,22,51
1
$1,40,43,68
3
$1,68,29,09
0
$2,01,71,57
7
$2,41,82,56
1
$2,89,95,74
3
$3,47,71,56
0
$4,17,02,54
1
$5,00,19,71
7
$6,00,00,32
9
Fixed
(Long-
Term)
Assets
Studio
$3,36,000 -$4,90,200 -$7,70,800
-
$10,51,40
0
-
$13,32,00
0
-
$16,12,60
0
-
$18,93,20
0
-
$21,73,80
0
-
$24,54,40
0
-
$27,35,00
0
-$30,15,600 -$32,96,200 -$35,76,800 -$38,57,400 -$41,38,000 -$44,18,600 -$46,99,200 -$49,79,800 -$52,60,400 -$55,41,000
BR/Bath
$70,000 -$2,24,200 -$5,04,800 -$7,85,400
-
$10,66,00
0
-
$13,46,60
0
-
$16,27,20
0
-
$19,07,80
0
-
$21,88,40
0
-
$24,69,00
0
-$27,49,600 -$30,30,200 -$33,10,800 -$35,91,400 -$38,72,000 -$41,52,600 -$44,33,200 -$47,13,800 -$49,94,400 -$52,75,000
(Less
accumulated
depreciation
)
$5,60,200 $5,60,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200 $5,61,200
Total fixed
assets -$1,54,200
-
$12,74,60
0
-
$18,36,80
0
-
$23,98,00
0
-
$29,59,20
0
-
$35,20,40
0
-
$40,81,60
0
-
$46,42,80
0
-
$52,04,00
0
-
$57,65,20
0
-$63,26,400 -$68,87,600 -$74,48,800 -$80,10,000 -$85,71,200 -$91,32,400 -$96,93,600
-
$1,02,54,80
0
-
$1,08,16,00
0
-
$1,13,77,20
0
Total
Assets $6,76,911 -$4,45,394 $9,87,001 $9,51,881 $10,44,22
7
$12,60,38
4
$16,32,01
2
$21,90,20
4
$29,72,27
6
$40,23,00
1 $53,96,111 $71,56,083 $93,80,290 $1,21,61,57
7
$1,56,11,36
1
$1,98,63,34
3
$2,50,77,96
0
$3,14,47,74
1
$3,92,03,71
7
$4,86,23,12
9
Liabilities
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Equity
Current
Liabilities
Accrued
salaries and
wages
$3,76,657 $6,49,606 $6,92,734 $9,00,554 $11,70,72
0
$15,21,93
7
$19,78,51
8
$25,72,07
3
$33,43,69
5
$43,46,80
3 $56,50,844 $73,46,097 $95,49,926 $1,24,14,90
4
$1,36,56,39
5
$1,50,22,03
4
$1,65,24,23
8
$1,81,76,66
2
$1,99,94,32
8
$2,19,93,76
0
Total
current
liabilities
$3,76,657 $6,49,606 $6,92,734 $9,00,554 $11,70,72
0
$15,21,93
7
$19,78,51
8
$25,72,07
3
$33,43,69
5
$43,46,80
3 $56,50,844 $73,46,097 $95,49,926 $1,24,14,90
4
$1,36,56,39
5
$1,50,22,03
4
$1,65,24,23
8
$1,81,76,66
2
$1,99,94,32
8
$2,19,93,76
0
Owner's
Equity
Owner's
investment
-
$1,00,79,00
0
-$5,000 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500 -$5,500
Net Profits -$1,74,727 -$2,84,359 $16,22,61
6
$19,04,11
7
$22,21,00
7
$25,73,63
9
$29,60,38
0
$33,76,60
2
$37,63,35
1
$39,72,25
5 $46,77,543 $50,43,984 $53,00,182 $53,68,186 $76,20,597 $1,04,13,26
7
$1,38,03,36
1
$1,80,75,25
6
$2,28,56,75
0
$2,94,79,49
4
Total
owner's
equity
-
$1,02,53,72
7
-$2,89,359 $16,17,11
6
$18,98,61
7
$22,15,50
7
$25,68,13
9
$29,54,88
0
$33,71,10
2
$37,57,85
1
$39,66,75
5 $46,72,043 $50,38,484 $52,94,682 $53,62,686 $76,15,097 $1,04,07,76
7
$1,37,97,86
1
$1,80,69,75
6
$2,28,51,25
0
$2,94,73,99
4
Total
Liabilities
and
Owner's
Equity
-$98,77,070 $3,60,247 $23,09,85
0
$27,99,17
1
$33,86,22
8
$40,90,07
5
$49,33,39
8
$59,43,17
5
$71,01,54
6
$83,13,55
8
$1,03,22,88
8
$1,23,84,58
2
$1,48,44,60
8
$1,77,77,59
1
$2,12,71,49
2
$2,54,29,80
1
$3,03,22,09
8
$3,62,46,41
7
$4,28,45,57
7
$5,14,67,75
4
Net Profits -$1,74,727 -$2,84,359 $16,22,61
6
$19,04,11
7
$22,21,00
7
$25,73,63
9
$29,60,38
0
$33,76,60
2
$37,63,35
1
$39,72,25
5 $46,77,543 $50,43,984 $53,00,182 $53,68,186 $76,20,597 $1,04,13,26
7
$1,38,03,36
1
$1,80,75,25
6
$2,28,56,75
0
$2,94,79,49
4
Reserve and
Surplus $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Total
owner's
equity
-
$1,02,53,72
7
-$2,89,359 $16,17,11
6
$18,98,61
7
$22,15,50
7
$25,68,13
9
$29,54,88
0
$33,71,10
2
$37,57,85
1
$39,66,75
5 $46,72,043 $50,38,484 $52,94,682 $53,62,686 $76,15,097 $1,04,07,76
7
$1,37,97,86
1
$1,80,69,75
6
$2,28,51,25
0
$2,94,73,99
4
Total -$98,77,070 $3,60,247 $23,09,85 $27,99,17 $33,86,22 $40,90,07 $49,33,39 $59,43,17 $71,01,54 $83,13,55 $1,03,22,88 $1,23,84,58 $1,48,44,60 $1,77,77,59 $2,12,71,49 $2,54,29,80 $3,03,22,09 $3,62,46,41 $4,28,45,57 $5,14,67,75
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Liabilities
and
Owner's
Equity
0 1 8 5 8 5 6 8 8 2 8 1 2 1 8 7 7 4
Total
Liabilities
and
Owner's
Equity
-$98,77,070 $3,60,247 $23,09,85
0
$27,99,17
1
$33,86,22
8
$40,90,07
5
$49,33,39
8
$59,43,17
5
$71,01,54
6
$83,13,55
8
$1,03,22,88
8
$1,23,84,58
2
$1,48,44,60
8
$1,77,77,59
1
$2,12,71,49
2
$2,54,29,80
1
$3,03,22,09
8
$3,62,46,41
7
$4,28,45,57
7
$5,14,67,75
4
Total
owner's
equity
-
$1,02,53,72
7
-$2,89,359 $16,17,11
6
$18,98,61
7
$22,15,50
7
$25,68,13
9
$29,54,88
0
$33,71,10
2
$37,57,85
1
$39,66,75
5 $46,72,043 $50,38,484 $52,94,682 $53,62,686 $76,15,097 $1,04,07,76
7
$1,37,97,86
1
$1,80,69,75
6
$2,28,51,25
0
$2,94,73,99
4
Total
Liabilities
and
Owner's
Equity
-$98,77,070 $3,60,247 $23,09,85
0
$27,99,17
1
$33,86,22
8
$40,90,07
5
$49,33,39
8
$59,43,17
5
$71,01,54
6
$83,13,55
8
$1,03,22,88
8
$1,23,84,58
2
$1,48,44,60
8
$1,77,77,59
1
$2,12,71,49
2
$2,54,29,80
1
$3,03,22,09
8
$3,62,46,41
7
$4,28,45,57
7
$5,14,67,75
4
Total
Liabilities
and
Owner's
Equity
-$98,77,070 $3,60,247 $23,09,85
0
$27,99,17
1
$33,86,22
8
$40,90,07
5
$49,33,39
8
$59,43,17
5
$71,01,54
6
$83,13,55
8
$1,03,22,88
8
$1,23,84,58
2
$1,48,44,60
8
$1,77,77,59
1
$2,12,71,49
2
$2,54,29,80
1
$3,03,22,09
8
$3,62,46,41
7
$4,28,45,57
7
$5,14,67,75
4
Total
Liabilities
and
Owner's
Equity
-$98,77,070 $3,60,247 $23,09,85
0
$27,99,17
1
$33,86,22
8
$40,90,07
5
$49,33,39
8
$59,43,17
5
$71,01,54
6
$83,13,55
8
$1,03,22,88
8
$1,23,84,58
2
$1,48,44,60
8
$1,77,77,59
1
$2,12,71,49
2
$2,54,29,80
1
$3,03,22,09
8
$3,62,46,41
7
$4,28,45,57
7
$5,14,67,75
4
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