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2.5 Source of Funds Analysis Template

What is the purpose of this free business plan template on the Source of Funds for a Full Service Restaurant.

The source of funds section of the business plan for a Full Service Restaurant has been put together to give the reader of the business plan a clear idea of how you, the business owner will be getting the financing needed to start, purchase or expand your Full Service Restaurant. The free template provided here for owners of A Touch of Tuscany like Jack Gordon gives them them the ability to enter the source of funds in the template provided and have the output generated in a neat table that can used in the main body of the business plan for Full Service Restaurant.

Owner Contributions versus Loans and Lines?

As we discusssed in our funds required section of the business plan, it is always better for the business owner to come up with at least a small part of the total funds requried by the business. Small business owners like Jack Gordon of A Touch of Tuscany may get this money from their own savings, borrow it from friends and family or even borrow it from their personal credit cards - although we don’t advocate this last step since it can affect the credit scores of the small business owner.

Do all partners have to contribute to the Full Service Restaurant?

Not necessarily. If you have a small business with multiple owners or partners who have come together to bring different talents together in a business like A Touch of Tuscany there may or may not be the same level of financial contribution from each of them. Indeed an owner like Jack Gordon may be excellent in sales and his partner may be an excellent manager and a third may have the financial ability - yet all three can come together and start, acquire or expand a business like A Touch of Tuscany.

What calculations go into this Free Business Plan Template on the source of funds for a Full Service Restaurant?

This template is very simple and all you have to do is to fill in the description and the amount of the funding sources. The template will automatically calculate the total and percentage and render the output which you can copy and paste into a word document containing the business plan.

Quick Links:

  1. Go to the Corresponding Questionnaire section for this industry.
  2. Go to the Corresponding Business Plan section for this industry.

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