Projected Balance Sheet & Profit and Loss Account – Description
A Projected Balance Sheet & Profit and Loss (P&L) Account is a financial forecast that estimates a company’s future financial position and performance based on expected revenues, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Businesses use these projections for planning, budgeting, loan applications, investor reports, and strategic decision-making.
1. Projected Balance Sheet
A Projected Balance Sheet predicts the financial position of a business at a future date. It helps in assessing the expected assets, liabilities, and equity and ensures financial stability for growth and expansion.
Format of a Projected Balance Sheet
Particulars | Amount (₹) |
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Assets: | |
Fixed Assets (Machinery, Equipment, Buildings) | XXX |
Current Assets (Cash, Debtors, Inventory) | XXX |
Investments | XXX |
Total Assets | XXX |
Liabilities & Equity: | |
Long-term Liabilities (Bank Loans, Bonds) | XXX |
Current Liabilities (Creditors, Outstanding Expenses) | XXX |
Owner’s Equity (Capital + Retained Earnings) | XXX |
Total Liabilities & Equity | XXX |
2. Projected Profit & Loss (P&L) Account
A Projected Profit & Loss Account forecasts the expected revenue, expenses, and profit of a business over a future period. It helps in setting business goals, managing costs, and ensuring profitability.
Format of a Projected Profit & Loss Account
Particulars | Amount (₹) |
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Revenue: | |
Sales Revenue (Projected Sales) | XXX |
Other Income (Interest, Rent, Commissions) | XXX |
Total Revenue | XXX |
Expenses: | |
Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) | XXX |
Operating Expenses (Rent, Salaries, Utilities) | XXX |
Marketing & Advertising | XXX |
Depreciation & Amortization | XXX |
Interest & Taxes | XXX |
Total Expenses | XXX |
Net Profit (Revenue – Expenses) | XXX |
Purpose of a Projected Balance Sheet & P&L Account
✅ Loan & Investor Funding – Required by banks & investors for assessing financial stability.
✅ Business Planning & Growth – Helps in setting revenue goals & expense control.
✅ Budgeting & Cash Flow Management – Ensures proper allocation of financial resources.
✅ Financial Forecasting – Predicts profitability and helps in strategic decision-making.
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