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Projecting A Balance Sheet

Projecting A Balance Sheet By CA

Projecting A Balance Sheet - By CA

Starting Price Rs.1,000 Per Balance Sheet.

What is Projecting a Balance Sheet?

The projecting a Balance sheet means preparing a data that consists of Business Sales, Profits, Loan Requirements, Stock, and many ratios of future years which helps Banker to analysis the risk and loan eligibility of business.

The FSK India has team of CA and Experts for Projecting Balance Sheet for Loan approval from Bank and Institutions.

The Projecting balance sheet can used for taking Home Loan, Machinery Loan, CC Limit, Mudra Loan, MSME Loan etc.

A Quick Guide:

What is Estimated and Provisional Balance Sheet?

The Provisional and Estimated balance sheet is prepared on estimatation basis of current financial year. The provisional Balance sheet helps to ascertain the current year Sales, Profit, Stock, Loan.

The FSKIndia has team of CA and Experts for preparing Provisonal Balance Sheet for Loan approval from Bank and Institutions.

The provisional Balance sheet can be asked by Banker and Financial Institution for issuing a Bank Loan .

What is Format of projecting a balance sheet?

The Format of Projecting a Balance sheet contains Asset, Liabilities, Profit & Loss Account, and related Annexures. Here sample of Projected Balance sheet as below-

Liabilities:

Capital300000
( Fund introduced by proprietor or Founders) 
Loan200000
Sundry Creditors300000
Sundry payables2500
TotalXXXX

Assets:

Fixed Assets:

Machinery250000
Furniture200000
Equipment’s25000

Investments:

FDR100000
Shares35000

Current Assets:

Stock150000
Sundry Debtors40000
Bank Balance25000
Cash in Hand35000
Any other asset25400
TotalXXXX

(Attach PDF File of Projected BS)

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How many year data of Projecting a Balance sheet is required by Bank for Loan?

The bank ask for Projecting a Balance sheet for analyzing the business in future year to ascertain the Loan repayment capacity of client. The number of year of Projecting a Balance sheet depends upon number of year of Loan taken by customer.

For Example if customer apply for Loan 5 years then bank also ask Projecting a Balance sheet of future 5 Years.

Is CA signature are required in Projecting a Balance sheet for Bank Loan?

No, the CA signature are not required in Projecting a Balance sheet for Bank Loan, because no one can confirm the exact figures of Future. The Projection of Balance sheets are prepared on estimated basis of business plans. However, Finance suvidha Kendra has best Financial experts to help client to prepare Projected Balance sheet.

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What does the Projecting a Balance sheet for Bank Loan Consists?

The Projecting a Balance sheet for bank Loan consists details and projection of business future years Assets, Liabilities, Profit & Loss Account, Fund Flow, Debt Repayment Capacity and Financial Ratios. Here is details of particulars in Projected Balance sheet for Bank Loan-

Assets

There are 2 types of Assets shown in preparation of Projecting a Balance sheet for loan –

  • Fixed Assets

The assets that business will use for long term and more than 1 year in life for Example- Furniture, Machinery, Vehicles etc.

  • Current Asset

The assets that business plans to use for short Term and less than 1 year in life for Example- Stock, Receivables, Bank Balances etc.

Liabilities

The Liability part is divided in three parts in Projecting Balance sheet for loan which are as follows-

Capital Fund

This is fund introduced by owner of firm which can be Proprietor, Partnership firm, Pvt Ltd or Public Ltd Company.

Long Term Liabilities

The long term liabilities are liabilities which are payable after period of 12 months for Example- Bank Term Loan, Any other Loan etc.

Current Liabilities

The current liabilities are liabilities which are payable within 12 months for example Vendor Payables, Salary Payable, etc.

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Conclusion - Projecting a Balance Sheet

In conclusion, projecting a balance sheet is a crucial step for businesses seeking various types of loans, such as Mudra Loans, Machinery Loans, and CC Limits. It provides banks with a comprehensive view of a business’s future financial standing, including its assets, liabilities, sales projections, and repayment capacity. At Finance Suvidha Kendra, our team of CAs and financial experts are equipped to prepare precise projected balance sheets tailored to each client’s loan requirements. Starting at just Rs. 1000, our services ensure that your business is well-prepared for loan approval, helping you secure the financial support needed for growth and success.

FAQ's - Projecting a Balance Sheet

1. What is a balance sheet?

A balance sheet is a financial statement that provides a snapshot of a company's financial position at a specific point in time. It outlines the company’s assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity, helping stakeholders understand the financial health of the business. At Finance Suvidha Kendra, we specialize in preparing professional balance sheets by Chartered Accountants (CA) for businesses, ensuring that all financial elements are accurately represented for loan approvals or financial assessments.

2. How to prepare a balance sheet?

To prepare a balance sheet, you need to list your company’s assets, liabilities, and equity. The process includes:

  • Listing all assets (such as cash, stock, machinery).
  • Detailing all liabilities (such as loans, payables).
  • Calculating equity (the difference between assets and liabilities).

For businesses looking for accurate and professional balance sheets, Finance Suvidha Kendra provides comprehensive services by CAs. Our experts prepare detailed balance sheets that adhere to financial regulations, especially for businesses applying for loans like Mudra Loan, Machinery Loan, or CC Limit.

3. How to make a balance sheet?

To make a balance sheet, you need to follow these steps:

  • Gather all financial data regarding your assets and liabilities.
  • Organize them into the balance sheet format, which includes current assets, fixed assets, short-term liabilities, and long-term liabilities.
  • Calculate the equity to ensure that assets equal the sum of liabilities and equity.

If you’re unsure how to accurately make a balance sheet, Finance Suvidha Kendra offers expert services where our Chartered Accountants can prepare custom balance sheets tailored to your financial needs. We focus on accuracy and precision, helping you with loan approvals.

4. How to read a balance sheet?

Reading a balance sheet involves understanding the key sections:

  • Assets: What the business owns, including cash, stock, and fixed assets.
  • Liabilities: What the business owes, such as loans and payables.
  • Equity: The owner’s or shareholders’ stake in the company.

At Finance Suvidha Kendra, we not only prepare balance sheets, but our team also helps clients understand how to read and interpret their financial statements. This is especially useful when presenting to banks for loan approval or financial planning.

5. What is a consolidated balance sheet?

A consolidated balance sheet is a financial statement that combines the assets, liabilities, and equity of a parent company and its subsidiaries into one document. This provides a complete picture of the financial position of the entire group of companies. If your business requires a consolidated balance sheet for loan applications or financial analysis, Finance Suvidha Kendra offers services by expert Chartered Accountants to create accurate and professional reports.

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