Paul LieseDear Reader,

Would you like to find out more about this topic? Business plan-Do you know how to draw up a business plan, and in particular how a tried-and-tested, reliable software solution can help you create a comprehensive business plan with projected figures? Then you’ve come to the right place. We’ll provide you with the key information on business plans and the right software.

Paul Liese, Managing Director of hsp GmbH

What is a business plan?

A business plan is a written business concept that sets out business opportunities, along with their risks and opportunities, and describes measures for generating profit. A business plan helps to assess your business idea in terms of its profitability and feasibility.

How do I write a business plan?

As a business plan is not drawn up for its own sake, but is intended to serve a specific purpose (e.g. to prepare for a funding meeting with a bank), it should be comprehensive yet clearly worded. Every business plan should include certain key elements, such as

  • Business idea and corporate vision
  • Target audience and potential analysis
  • Market analysis and competitive landscape
  • SWOT analysis
  • Strategy and marketing initiatives
  • Legal form and corporate structure
  • Financial Plan / Business Case / Forecast

The Documentation module: business plan, e-balance sheet and more

The Documentation module enables you to reliably manage and store books, records and documents – without any disruption in the data flow. The module also covers a wide range of other topics, such as TCMS, ICS, GwG and the preparation of business plans.

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Business plan: template or not?

The checklist shows that there are a great many things to take into account when setting up a business, which makes using a Word or PDF template seem an attractive option. However, Word is not aware of your projected figures, and every template has the disadvantage that it is always just the lowest common denominator; it does not know the specific circumstances of your particular business and cannot take them into account.

The business plan with Opti.Tax

So make sure you tackle the business plan properly right from the start. With Opti.Tax, you get a software solution for your business plan that will take care of further tasks for you in the long term: procedural documentation, the Federal Gazette, liquidity advice, transfer pricing documentation, TCMS and much more – all from a single source, with no disruption to your workflow.

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