A relative from the US is in need of a partner to start a business here in the Phil. He is willing to invest Php 200 000 for the said business. You are a budding entrepreneur engaged in different businesses. He wants to venture a business with you. You are to present a business proposal which includes business name, business location, business products/services, detailed list of materials needed to start the business, the cost of materials and the clientele. And it will be evaluated according to the following criteria: Explanation of the proposal (20%),accuracy of computation and estimation (30%), utilization of resources (20%), appropriateness of the business (30%)Goal :   make a presentation containing your business proposalRole:   entrepreneurAudience: relative from the USSituation:   you should convince your relative that your business is appropriate and profitableProduct/ performance: you will need to prepare a presentation which will provide the    necessary information needed in putting up your business.Standards:                  The presentation must be clear                   The estimation and computation must be accurate                   The business is appropriate and profitable

You are an emerging new company in the market. You have discovered a ground-breaking invention in your field of study which will make you one of the most famous companies in the world. However, you lack the necessary funds to make your dream a reality; therefore, you need a partner. Create a project proposal to request funds by providing a compelling case for the proposed project. Include the following, 1. Problem 2. Solution 3. Implementation 4. Methods of Operation - A table or other visual may be used for a timeline if desired. 5. Costs - Description of approximate costs, broken into specific purchase or labor required. 6. Benefits Marks will be allocated for • Organization • Style • Language • Grammar and Mechanics • Citations and References (APA) PLEASE MENTION THE STUDENT NUMBERS OF THE MEMBERS CLEARLY. Assignment Guidelines • 5 MEMBERS PER GROUP • Word limit – 2000 words

You are a business consultant advising a friend who is considering starting a business. They are unsure which business structure to choose: sole proprietorship, partnership, or company. Your task is to provide them with a comprehensive analysis of each option, comparing their characteristics, legal frameworks, advantages, and disadvantages. This will help them make an informed decision about the best structure for their business.

Criteria for IRRSuppose you own a small real estate business and want to expand your business profile. You discuss this idea with your financial advisor, and he suggests the following projects/businesses:A logistics business requiring an investment of ₹20,00,000, with an internal rate of return of 18%A bottling plant requiring an investment of ₹5,00,000, with an internal rate of return of 10%A construction project requiring an investment of ₹75,00,000, with an internal rate of return of 22%To invest in any of the projects/businesses mentioned above, you would need to borrow money on credit, for which you have the following options:From the bank at an interest rate of 12%, if the loan amount is less than ₹10,00,000From an NBFC at an interest rate of 15%, if the loan amount is greater than ₹11,00,000 less than ₹50,00,000From institutional investors at an interest rate of 24%, if the loan amount is greater than 51,00,000 and up to ₹1,00,00,000You can choose to borrow from only one of the options given above. Also, you can invest in only one of the projects/businesses.Which investment option will you choose based on the IRR technique of project evaluation?Logistics businessBottling plantConstruction project

Bill and Ben want to open a business selling flower pots. They have indicated that a Trust is not appropriate at this time and ask for your recommendation.Bill is married and owns his house with his partner. Ben is single and has very little assets.Your recommended business structure would be:-

Sure, here is the step-by-step plan for executing the business plan: 1. **Initial Investment**: The first step is to secure the initial investment of $50,000. This will be financed through personal savings ($20,000), a small business loan ($20,000), and an investment from a silent partner ($10,000). 2. **Setting Up the Business**: Use the initial investment to cover the cost of materials, equipment, marketing, and other startup costs. This is crucial to start the production and sales process. 3. **Sales and Revenue Generation**: Start selling the dresses. The goal for the first year is to sell approximately 500 dresses at an average price of $200 each, generating $100,000 in revenue. 4. **Cost Management**: Manage the cost of goods sold and operating expenses to ensure a healthy gross profit and net income. The projected cost of goods sold for the first year is $50,000 and operating expenses are estimated at $20,000. 5. **Break-Even Analysis**: Monitor sales to reach the break-even point as soon as possible. The break-even point is when 250 dresses are sold. 6. **Income Projections**: Aim to achieve the net income projection of $30,000 in the first year. This is calculated after deducting the cost of goods sold and operating expenses from the revenue. 7. **Return on Investment (ROI)**: Calculate the ROI for the first year. The ROI is expected to be 60% ($30,000 net income / $50,000 initial investment). 8. **Future Investments**: At the end of the first year, plan to reinvest a portion of the profits back into the business to fund growth initiatives. The amount for reinvestment is projected to be $15,000. 9. **Yearly Projections**: Repeat steps 3 to 8 for the second and third years, with the goal of increasing sales, revenue, and net income each year. The sales are expected to increase by 10% each year. 10. **Long-Term Planning**: Based on the performance in the first three years, make long-term plans for the business. This could include expanding the product line, entering new markets, or other growth initiatives. (draw and write table based on this )