Decreasing demand
Unexpected increase in rent
Equipment malfunction
Problems with delivery
Legal challenges
Shortage of funds for payment of salaries
Divide your business expenses into fixed and variable costs.
Variable costs depend on the volume of output and sales. They include raw material costs, acquiring interest, and transportation costs. Use fixed costs, which do not change with decreasing output and sales volume, to calculate them.
Recurring costs are:
Create a financial reserve for your business with regular contributions from profits. There are two options: pay a fixed percentage, such as 5% each month, or a larger amount depending on circumstances. Analyze your income and expenses.
Savings should be used to build up a financial reserve.
A financial safety cushion is an important factor in helping your business survive.
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