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HAIR BEAUTY SALON ADDRESS OF THE BUSINESS : LECTURER: PREPARED BY : DATE OF SUBMISSION : 28 September 2010

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HAIR BEAUTY SALON

ADDRESS OF THE BUSINESS:

LECTURER:

PREPARED BY:

DATE OF SUBMISSION:

28 September 2010

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SECTION 1 :

SECTION 2 :

SECTION 3 :

SECTION 4 :

SECTION 5 :

SECTION 6 :

SECTION 7 :

SECTION 8 :

INTRODUCTION

PURPOSES

BUSINESS BACKGROUND

OWNER’S BACKGROUND

ADMINISTRATION PLAN

MARKETING PLAN

OPERATIONAL PLAN

FINANCIAL PLAN

APPENDICES

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1.0 Introduction

1.1 Name of the company

Hair Beauty Salon

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No. 48, Jalan Plumbum V 7/V,

Seksyen 7, 40000 Shah Alam,

Selangor Darul Ehsan.

1.2 Nature of the business

Our company, Hair Beauty Salon have provide hair care services in order to fulfil the needs

and wants of community especially students.

1.3 Industry profile

Hair Beauty Salon is a partnership company that focuses in providing hair care services at

affordable and reasonable price to our target market.

1.4 Location of the business

Based on the research, we have found a strategic area at Shah Alam was the marketable

place for us to commence the business. It is located at No. 48, Jalan Plumbum V 7/V,

Seksyen 7, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan. Furthermore, customer easy to get

parking around this area and the building are situated near the main road.

1.5 Date of business commencement

Our business will be started on 1 January 2011.

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1.6 Factors in selecting the proposed business

Based on the observation and survey, we have decided to operate the Hair Beauty Salon

because it is a profitable business and easy to manage. Because of our target market are

students, we did a research among the UiTM students and we have find out a great demand

from them. Besides that, it can create a healthy competition among the other salon.

1.7 Future prospect of the business

For the future of the business, we have discussed to open up new branches especially

nearest to the high education institution. In addition, the business can create job opportunity

to the professional workers and also helps to develop the economy for our country.

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2.0 Purposes of the Business Plan

Among the main purposes for our business preparing a business plan are:

To evaluate the project viability and growth potential

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To act as guideline for the management of the proposed business

To allocate business resources effectively

A detailed description of our new business, including the company's product and

services, marketing plan, financial statements and projections and management

principles.

Its list a company's expected course of action for a specified period usually includes

a detailed listing and analysis of risks and uncertainties.

For our business, it should examine the proposed products and services, the market,

the industry, the management policies, the marketing policies, production needs and

financial needs.

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3.0 BUSINESS BACKGROUND

Name of Company : Hair Beauty Salon

Company Address :

Telephone/Fax Number : 03-55664323

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E-mail : [email protected]

Form of Business : Partnership

Main Activity : Provide hair care services such as blow-drying, cutting,

colouring

and hair treatment

Date of Registration : 18 November 2010

Number of Registration : 516656

Date of Commencement : 1 January 2011

Initial Capital : Partners’ capital - RM 60 000

Name of Bank : Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd. (BIMB)

Bank Account No. : 12142040025522

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4.0 PARTNERS BACKGROUND

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Name :

Identity card no :

Permanent address :

Correspondence address :

Telephone no :

Date of birth :

Age : :

Skills :

Experiences :

Present occupation :

Previous business experiences :

Capital contribution : RM

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5.0 Administration Plan

5.1 Introduction

Hair Beauty Salon is a partnership business form to carry out the business that provides

services for hair care. Hair Beauty Salon will provides the best hair care services for the

target market. Administration is the management of public or business affair. Administration

is one of the important departments or parts of a business in order to control and administer

all the related work in the company. This department is controlled the partners which has

experiences and knowledge about this field. Besides that, there is also commitment from the

others to ensure the objective can be achieved by the company.

5.2 Vision

Hair Beauty Salon is set up to provide good quality hair care and treatment services

at a reasonable price for customers.

This company also wants to expand the business outside of Shah Alam by opening

new branches within 10 years after commencement.

5.3 Mission

To make profit and increase the profit year by year.

To increase the number of customer day by day.

5.4 Objective

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We want to be known and famous among the target market.

To give full satisfaction to customer with excellent services.

To give an adequate return on investment to partners.

5.5 Business Address

No. 48,

Jalan Plumbum V 7/V,

Section 7, 40000 Shah Alam,

Selangor Darul Ehsan.

5.6 Organization Chart

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General Manager

Marketing ManagerAdministration

Manager Operations Manager

Hairdresser

5.7 List of Administration Personnel

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Position No. of Personnel

General manager/Hairdresser 1

Administration manager/Hairdresser 1

Marketing manager/Hair dresser 1

Operations manager/Hair dresser 1

5.8 Schedule of Tasks and Responsibilities

Position Task and Responsibilities

General manager

- Oversees all areas of the facility on day

to day operations

- Schedules all staff

- Make sure all staff is keeping their area

operating as required

- Try to solve all concerns by members

and staff

- Promote health and wellness, educate

members and recruit new members

- Other duties as assigned

Administration manager

- Carrying out the administrative duties,

using system and relevant processes to

the organization

- Design and implement staff

communication programs

- Manage and order supplies within the

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budget guidelines

- Prepare and review operational reports

and schedules to ensure the accuracy

and efficiency

- Plan, administer and control budgets for

contracts, equipment

- Monitor the facility to ensure that it

remains safe, secure, and well-

maintained

- Oversee the maintenance and repair of

machinery, equipment and mechanical

systems

Marketing manager

- Responsible for the design of marketing

strategies for the firm

- Pinpoint potential markets that the firm

can target

- Come up with effective pricing

strategies that will lead to more

profitability for the company and help in

the consolidation of market share

- Marketing managers track trends in the

market and come up with products and

services that will satisfy new demands

- To advertise and promote our services

and make them famous in the

marketing by using different techniques

Operational manager

- Direct and coordinate activities of

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businesses or departments concerned

with the production, pricing and sales

- Review financial statements, sales and

activity reports, and other performance

data to measure productivity and goal

achievement and to determine areas

needing cost reduction and program

improvement

- Manage staff, preparing work schedules

and assigning specific duties

- Determine staffing requirements, and

interview, hire and train new

employees, or oversee those personnel

processes

- Plan and direct activities such as sales

promotions, coordinating with other

department heads as required.

Hairdresser- Hairdressers cut, style and colour hair

- Provide permanent wave, straightening

and bleaching treatments

- Advise clients on problem hair

conditions, proper hair care and

maintenance.

- Provide hair extension, wig and

restorative services

- Responsible for keeping their work area

clean and their equipment sterile,

meeting state health and safety

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standards

5.9 SCHEDULE OF REMUNERATION

POSITION NO.

MONTHLY

SALARY

(RM)

EPF

(12%)

SOCSO

(2% OR

2.5%)

TOTAL

(RM)

GENERAL

MANAGER1 1400 168 35 1603

OPERATIONA

L MANAGER1 1200 144 30 1374

FINANCIAL

MANAGER1 1200 144 30 1374

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MARKETING

MANAGER1 1200 144 30 1374

TOTAL 4 5000 600 125 5752

Allowances:

It is additional benefits paid to workers. They are considered incentives to motivates and

encourages workers to perform their work better.

5.10 List of office equipment and supplies

Types Quantity Price/unit (RM) Total (RM)

Styling Chair 3 200 600

Styling Station 3 1876 7504

Utility Tray 3 100 300

Portable Washing 2 300 600

Total     9004

Office Furnitures

Types Quantity Price/unit (RM) Total (RM)

Sofa 1 1000 1000

Table 1 350 350

Total     1350

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Other Expenses

Types Quantity Price/unit (RM) Total (RM)

Air-conditioner 2 900 1800

Magazines 10 15 150

Dustbin 2 20 40

Total     1990

5.11 Administration budget

ADMINISTRATIVE BUDGET

Particulars F.AssetsMonthly

Exp. Others Total     

Fixed Assets        

Office Furniture 1,350    

1,350

  -    

-

  -    

-

Working Capital        

Salaries, EPF, SOCSO   2,977  

2,977

Miscellaneous   500  

500

    -  

-

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    -  

-

Pre-Operations & Other Expenditure        

Other Expenditure     5,836  5,836

Total 1,350

3,477

5,836

10,663

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6.0 Marketing Plan

6.1 Introduction

Marketing is a process that is vital in a company to create values for customers and

build relationships in order to attract customers to go for the services provided. It is also the

process of planning, executing the concept, pricing, promotion and distribution of ideas,

products or services to create exchange that can satisfy individuals and organizational

objectives. It is a very important element to manage a company. As a started of a new

business, the market condition and customers’ demands have been analysed. An analysis

from the marketing point of view is very important in order to make the business can reach

the sales target and profit as well.

The status of marketing encompasses the entire business. The business identifies

the needs and wants of the market for marketing plan. Marketing plan involves the activities

that are carries out systematically to encourage and increase the sales of products or

services as long as the activities are in line with ethical and religious practices. Therefore,

Hair Beauty Salon has developed some plans and strategies in order to introduce and inform

about the services provided to our target market.

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6.2 Marketing Objective

The marketing concept rests on the philosophy that all activity must satisfy the needs

and wants of customer and to achieve the targeted profit. Based on this concept, the

objective of company can be satisfied. The marketing objective that needs to be achieved

are stated as follows :

Quality of services

We are aiming to provide quality services through well trained workers and as

well as the product that we used for hair care and treatment.

Customer satisfaction

We are trying to identify the customer’s needs and wants based on the analysis

made. It can be successfully fulfilled by giving full commitment when doing our

job.

To encourage and improve our services

This can be achieved by preparing the effective promotion and as well as the

good business environment.

To ensure our salon is well known

All information needed regarding to our salon will be spreader through

promotions and advertisement.

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To maximize profit

As all the objectives stated above are obtained, our targeted profit can be

reached at its maximum point.

6.3 Service Description

Hair Beauty Salon is a service type of business which provides hair care and

treatment to customer. We are providing hair care services that are beneficial to customer.

This is due to our good quality services at the affordable price.

We are using hair care product that is formulated by using the natural ingredients

such as traditional herbs and plants extracts These not only the uniqueness of our services

but it is also safe to use and halal for Muslims. Therefore, we can easily attract the potential

customer use our services.

Besides that, after we did some research, we have identified a strategic location to

open the business. We have decided to open the business at Section 7, Shah Alam which is

near to the Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) and residential area. . We will open the

business 6 days per week. The business will be closed on Friday and Public Holiday.

6.4 Target Market

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Hair Beauty Salon has identified the target market based on the market segmentation

which are the students from Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Shah Alam, residents from the

near residential area include the other potential buyer that is 7 kilometres diameter from our

business premise. We have chosen these target market because nowadays, people are

more sensitive towards the quality of services and the price level due to the economics

problems.

6.5 Market size

Market size is referring to the total potential purchases of the target market. This is included

the purchases of competitor’s product or services within the same market. Normally, it stated

in terms of unit or ringgit. The market size can be calculated by daily, weekly, monthly or

yearly.

Target market in Section 7, Shah Alam

=200 000 people

Market size

Target market of people going to salon

Target market People going to salon Total (people)

Student 80 000 (15%) 12 000

Resident 120 000 (10%) 12 000

Total 24 000

Estimated money spend per year for hair care services per person

= RM 80 x 24 000

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= RM 1,920,000

6.6 Market potential

6.6.1 Types of customers

Customers Market size Purchasing power Total (RM)

Students 12 000 RM80 x12 000 960 000

Residents 12 000 RM80 x12 000 960 000

Total 24 000 1,920,000

Teenagers and youngsters who describe student will be dominating our types of customers.

However, not forgotten by us another target group is working person because our business

is the area of industrial zone.

6.7 Competition

Competitor refers to other business that offer similar products, substitute or alternatives

products or services to the same target market. Two businesses may involve in the same

industry or may offer the same products or services but are not considered competitors if

they do not reach out to the same target market.

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We had identified a few competitors to our company:

Name of the

companyStrengths Weaknesses

Duration in

market

La Hair Offer body

scrup

Offer

reflexology

Open 4 days

per week

More

expensive

1 year

Glamour and

Beautiful

Located near

the main city

Offer their

own hair

treatment

product

Their shop

are small

Less

convenient

More than 1

years

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Shine Hair Offer nail

manicure

Their target

market only

for working

people

Services are

less

convenient

More than 1

years

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Market share refers to the portion of the market that the business can control after taking into

consideration market size and the competitor’s position in the same market. Market share is

often quoted in terms of percentage of total market size.

Market share before entry of Hair Beauty Salon:

Name of the company Percentage Total (people)

La Hair 30% 7 200

Glamour and beautiful 50% 12 000

Shine Hair 20% 4 800

Total 100% 24 000

After analysing the competitor’s strength and weaknesses, Hair Beauty Saloon is confident it

can control 14% of the market. This will mean that the existing competitors will lose some of

their market after the entry of Hair Beauty Saloon.

Adjusted market share after the entry of Hair Beauty Salon:

Name of the company Percentage Total (people)

La Hair 24% 5 760

Glamour and Beautiful 46% 11 040

Shine Hair 17% 3 840

Hair Beauty Salon 14% 3 360

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Total 100% 24 000

6.6 Forecasting Sales

The sales forecast is done on a monthly basis for the first year of business and can be used

for extended to cover sales for the second and third year. This section will offer a financial

overview of Hair Beauty Salon included the break-even analysis and sales forecast.

Sales forecasts

The first month will be used to set up the equipments that need in the saloon and hire and

train the employees properly. The instalment of the equipments will be officially done in the

second month.

Month Sales

Units (people) RM

January 237 18 960

February 272 21 760

March 306 24 480

April 305 24 400

May 275 22 000

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June 249 19 920

July 279 22 320

August 307 24 560

September 313 25 040

October 298 23 840

November 273 21 840

December 246 19 680

Year 1 total sales 3360 268 800

6.7 MARKETING STRATEGY

Developing marketing strategy is to enable business to plan in order to achieve stated

marketing objectives. The key idea of our business is to deliver customer satisfaction yet

provide business with a competitive advantage. Marketing strategy includes product, pricing,

place or distribution and promotion strategy.

6.7.1 Product strategy (service)

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Our product strategy is referring to customer service. All of salon’s employees have been

trained in exceptional customer service. We are offering the best quality and up to date

services due to customer satisfaction. Our services include shampoo treatment, rebonding,

trim and cut and also colour and bleach.

6.7.2 Distribution strategy

The saloon is located at No. 48, Jalan Plumbum V7/V, Seksyen 7, 40000 Shah Alam,

Selangor Darul Ehsan where it is the strategic place because it is near the main road and

located at the industrial area. The type of distribution channel that we used is called direct

marketing channel consists of the business selling directly to the customers.

6.7.3 Pricing strategy

The price of the service is the amount of money charged to the customer for a particular

purchase. We have decided to use competition based pricing strategy.

6.7.3.1 Competition Based Pricing

Going Rate Pricing

We based our service price largely on the competitor’s prices. The assumption is that

customer judges a product’s value on the prices competitor’s charge for their product.

6.7.4 Promotion strategy

Promotion strategy is used to disseminate information about our company’s services with the

purpose of attracting the target market. The promotion tools that we have decided to use is

advertising by banner, pamphlet, and brochures.

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6.8 Marketing budget

MARKETING BUDGET

Particulars F.AssetsMonthly

Exp. Others Total                  Fixed Assets        

Signboard 1,500    

1,500

  -    

-

  -    

-

  -    

-

Working Capital      

Salary 1,200  

1,200

EPF/SOCSO   174  

174

    -  

-

    -  

-

    -  

-

Pre-Operations & Other Expenditure      

Other Expenditure     7,727  7,727

Total 1,500

1,603

7,727

10,601

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7.0 OPERATIONAL PLAN

7.1 Activity chart for hair treatment services

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7.2 Layout

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7.3 Material planning

Material planning is important to determine the type and amount of materials need for

services. Below is the list of materials required from the producer that will be used in our hair

care service.

No. Name of Inventory Quantity required per month (unit)

Price per unit (RM)

Total Amount (RM)

1 Shampoo 15 15 225

2 Conditioner 15 18 270

3 Hairspray 15 16 240

4 Root Lifter Spray Gel 10 20 200

5 Curls Scrunching Mousse 10 20 200

6 Styling Cream 20 18 360

7 Sculpting Gel 10 20 200

8 Hair Dye Cream-various colours

15 25 375

TOTAL 2070

7.3.1 List of material required in the operation process

7.4 Machine and equipment planning

Types Quantity Price/unit (RM) Total (RM)

Hair dryer 3 150 450

Hair Steamer 2 500 1000

Total     1450

7.5 Location plan

We choose to commence our business at section 7, Shah Alam because of several factors.

One of the factors is the distance from market or customers. The distance from customer will UITM SHAH

ALAM

KFC AND PIZZA HUTJAKEL

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influence sales revenue. Increase in revenue will contribute in increase in profit. Based on

our research, some of the people that live at section 7 in the flat let are consists of non

resident students from UiTM that are our target market.

Key :

Hair Beauty Salon

7.6 Business and operation hours

Days Period

Monday – Thursday 10 am – 7 pm

Weekends 10 am – 11 pm

Friday Closed

Public Holidays Closed

7.7 Operation Budget

OPERATIONS BUDGET

Particulars F.AssetsMonthly

Exp. Others Total

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                  Fixed Assets        

Hair dryer 450     4

50

Hair steamer 1000     1,0

00

 Equipment Operation 9004    

9,004

        -

Working Capital    

Raw Materials   2,0

70   2,0

70

Salaries, EPF & SOCSO   1,3

74   1,3

74

 Rental  

1,000  

1,000

 Utilities  

700   700

    -  

-

  -

-

Pre-Operations & Other Expenditure        

Other Expenditure    

11,373 11,373 

Deposit (rent, utilities, etc.)    

1,700

1,700

Business Registration & Licences    

70

70

Other Pre-Operations Expenditure     -

-

Total 10,

454 5,1

44

13,143 28,741

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8.0 Financial Plan

8.1 Projected Expenditure

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURE

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Fixed Assets RM

Land & Building  

Office Furniture 1,350

   

Working Capital  

Salary, Epf, SOCSO 2,977

Miscellaneous 500

   

Other Expenditure  

Other Administrative Expenditure 5,836

TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURE 10,663

MARKETING EXPENDITURE

Fixed Assets RM

Signboard 1,500

   

Working Capital  

Salary 1,200

EPF/SOCSO 174

   

Other Expenditure  

Other Marketing Expenditure 7,727

TOTAL MARKETING EXPENDITURE 10,601

OPERATIONS EXPENDITURE

Fixed Assets RM

Hair Dryer 450

Hair Steamer 1,000

Equipment 9,004

   

Working Capital  

Raw Materials 2,070

Carriage Inward & Duty  

Salaries, EPF & SOCSO 1,374

Rental 1,000

Utilities Bills 700

   

Other Expenditure  

Other Operations Expenditure 11,373

Pre-Operations  

Deposit (rent, utilities, etc.) 1,700

Business Registration & Licences 70

TOTAL OPERATIONS EXPENDITURE 28,741

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8.2 Projected Sales And Purchases

SALES PROJECTIONMonth 1 18,960 Month 2 21,760 Month 3 24,480 Month 4 24,400 Month 5 22,000

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Month 6 19,920 Month 7 22,320 Month 8 24,560 Month 9 25,040 Month 10 23,840 Month 11 21,840 Month 12 19,680 Total Year 1 268,800 ToTal Year 2 295,680 Total Year 3 325,248

PURCHASE PROJECTIONMonth 1 2,070 Month 2 1,614 Month 3 1,614 Month 4 2,070 Month 5 1,614 Month 6 1,614 Month 7 2,070 Month 8 1,614 Month 9 1,614 Month 10 2,070 Month 11 1,614 Month 12 1,614 Total Year 1 21,192 ToTal Year 2 22,888 Total Year 3 24,719

Hair Beauty saloon

PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION COST & SOURCES OF FINANCE

Project Implementation Cost Sources of Finance

Requirements Cost Loan Hire-Purchase Own Contribution

Fixed Assets       Cash Existing F. AssetsLand & Building          Office Furniture 1,350     1,350                                   

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Signboard 1,500     1,500                                   Hair Dryer 450     450  Hair Steamer 1,000     1,000  Equipment 9,004     9,004             Working Capital 2 months    Administrative 6,954     6,954  Marketing 2,748     2,748  Operations 10,288     10,288  Pre-Operations & Other Expenditure 26,706     26,706 Contingencies                           TOTAL     60,000     60,000  

8.3 Projected Implementation Cost & Source Of Finance

8.4 Office Furniture Depreciation Schedule

Fixed Asset Office FurnitureCost (RM) 1,350  Method Straight Line  Economic Life (yrs) 8  

Annual Accumulated Year Depreciation Depreciation Book Value

  - - 1,3501 169 169 1,1812 169 338 1,0133 169 506 844

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4 169 675 6755 169 844 5066 169 1,013 3387 169 1,181 1698 169 1,350 -

Signboard Depreciation Schedule

Fixed Asset SignboardCost (RM) 1,500  Method Straight Line  

Economic Life (yrs) 8  

Annual Accumulated Year Depreciation Depreciation Book Value  - - 1,500 1 188 188 1,313 2 188 375 1,125 3 188 563 938 4 188 750 750 5 188 938 563 6 188 1,125 375 7 188 1,313 188 8 188 1,500 -

Hair Dryer Depreciation Schedule

Fixed Asset Hair DryerCost (RM) 450  Method Straight Line  Economic Life (yrs) 8   Annual Accumulated Year Depreciation Depreciation Book Value  - - 450 1 56 56 394

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2 56 113 338 3 56 169 281 4 56 225 225 5 56 281 169 6 56 338 113 7 56 394 56 8 56 450 -

Hair Steamer Depreciation Schedule

Fixed Asset Hair SteamerCost (RM) 1,000  

Method Straight Line  

Economic Life (yrs) 8  

Annual AccumulatedYear Depreciation Depreciation Book Value

- - 1,0001 125 125 8752 125 250 7503 125 375 6254 125 500 5005 125 625 3756 125 750 2507 125 875 1258 125 1,000 -

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8.5 PROFORMA CASHFLOW

STATEMENT

8.6 Proforma income statement

Hair Beauty saloon

PRO-FORMA INCOME STATEMENT

          Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

  Sales 268,800 295,680 325,248

  Less: Cost of Sales      

  Opening stock

  Purchases 21,192 22,888 24,719

  Less: Ending Stock

  Carriage Inward & Duty      

 

  Gross Profit

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  Less: Enpenditure      

 

Administrative Expenditure

41,724 41,724 41,724

  Marketing Expenditure 16,488 16,488 16,488

  Other Expenditure 24,936 24,936 24,936

 

Business Registration & Licences

70    

 

Insurance & Road Tax for Motor Vehicle

     

 

Other Pre-Operations Expenditure

     

 

Interest on Hire-Purchase

     

  Interest on Loan      

 

Depreciation of Fixed Assets

1,663 1,663 1,663

  Operations Expenditure 36,888 36,888 36,888

  Total Expenditure 142,961 144,587 146,418

  Net Profit Before Tax 125,839 151,093 178,830   Tax   0 0 0  Net Profit After Tax 125,839 151,093 178,830   Accumulated Net Profit 125,839 276,932 455,762

8.7 Proforma Balance Sheet

Hair Beauty saloonPRO-FORMA BALANCE SHEET

        Year 1 Year 2 Year 3  ASSETS             

 Non-Current Assets (Book Value)

    

  Land & Building        Office Furniture 1,181 1,013 844                        Signboard 1,313 1,125 938

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                       Hair Dryer 394 338 281   Hair Steamer 875 750 625   Equipment 7,879 6,753 5,628          Other Assets        Deposit 1,700 1,700 1,700          13,341 11,678 10,015   Current Assets        Stock of Raw Materials 0 0 0  Stock of Finished Goods 0 0 0  Accounts Receivable        Cash Balance 172,498 325,254 505,747   172,498 325,254 505,747          TOTAL ASSETS 185,839 336,932 515,762          Owners' Equity        Capital 60,000 60,000 60,000   Accumulated Profit 125,839 276,932 455,762   185,839 336,932 515,762   Long-Term Liabilities        Loan Balance        Hire-Purchase Balance               Current Liabilities        Accounts Payable             

 TOTAL EQUITY & LIABILITIES

185,839 336,932 515,762

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