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Trainers Assessment Resource M.S Aviation Pty Ltd trading as Australian School of Commerce Page 1 of 6 Australian School of Commerce CRICOS Provider Code: 03489A www.asoc.edu.au STUDENT ASSESSMENT INFORMATION BSBFIM801 Manage Financial Resources Unit Description: This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to manage financial resources in a complex environment for a substantial business unit or organisation. Leaders are typically required to forecast future financial resource needs, analyse current asset performance and capacity to a standard expected in a commercial environment, and to set business targets. There is a requirement to manage compliance mechanisms, to manage financial risk within agreed plans and mechanisms, and to monitor compliance with financial projections. It applies to the management of financial resources relating to complex and diverse operations or projects and is an important aspect of work for managers or leaders. It may relate equally to small-scale activities within a small to medium-sized organisation or a significant activity in a large organisation. No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication. Unit Sector: Finance – Financial Management METHOD OF ASSESSMENT Assessment 1 Project Assessment 2 Written Assessment M.S Aviation Pty Ltd trading as Australian School of Commerce Page 2 of 6 Australian School of Commerce CRICOS Provider Code: 03489A www.asoc.edu.au ASSESSMENT INFORMATION Objective of Assessment The primary objective of assessment is to support and encourage your learning. Assessment results give the assessor an indication of how well you learnt in class and or areas you may need extra support. Assessment Feedback and support throughout the Assessment Progress Your assessor will give you feedback throughout the duration of the unit you are studying and after assessment results. The feedback given to you will always be to support your achievements and to monitor your progress throughout your studies. Supporting for you in the Assessment Process The assessment processes selected by the assessor should offer the participant the appropriate level of support. While some participants will not require a great deal of support, there will be others with particular needs. If the assessor is aware of these needs, he or she will be better able to assist participants to identify their skills. Participants will then feel more confident as they prepare for assessment – enabling them to focus on providing evidence against the specified criteria in a way that is known to be acceptable to the assessor Assessment eligibility To be eligible to sit in assessment you must have satisfactory course progress. If you do not have satisfactory course progress you need to get an approval from academic department which allow you to sit in your assessment Achieving a satisfactory result  You will have 3 attempts to achieve a satisfactory outcome in your assessment.  Should you not be successful in your attempt your assessor will provide directive feedback to guide to success in your second attempt.  Should further assistance be required your assessor will provide you with one on one tutoring and or extra classes may be organised for you to attend.  Assessment reasonable adjustment may be exercised by your assessor at their discretion  If you are not successful in your first 3 assessment attempts, you will be required to pay for any consecutive attempts. Cheating and plagiarism Australian School of Commerce (ASOC) will not tolerate Cheating and plagiarism from any student. Listed below are actions that can and will be taken against you in the event you are caught cheating or plagiarising work.  If you are caught cheating twice or more, you will be required to pay for your re-assessment  You will be asked to leave the classroom  Your cheating/plagiarism will be recorded in your student academic file Assessor Intervention and reasonable adjustment In the situation where you or your assessor feel that extra support needs to be given, your assessor will organise a time to meet with you and discuss the options available to you. Your assessors aim is to ensure the successful completion of your course with the least amount of difficulty. Assessment complaints and appeals Please refer to the Australian School of Commerce (ASOC) Policies and procedure M.S Aviation Pty Ltd trading as Australian School of Commerce Page 3 of 6 Australian School of Commerce CRICOS Provider Code: 03489A www.asoc.edu.au UNIT OF COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT SUMMARY SHEET This form is to be completed by the assessor and used a final record of student competency. All student submissions including any associated checklists (outlined below) are to be attached to this cover sheet before placing on the students file. Student results are not to be entered onto the Student Database unless all relevant paperwork is completed and attached to this form. Student Name: Student ID: Unit Code and Unit Title: BSBFIM801 Manage Financial Resources Please attach the following documentation to this form Result achieved Assessment 1  Project  Satisfactory  Not Satisfactory  Not completed Assessment 2  Written Assessment  Satisfactory  Not Satisfactory  Not completed Final Assessment Result for this unit Competent Not Yet Competent Assessor Declaration: I declare that I have conducted a fair, valid, reliable and flexible assessment with this student, and I have provided appropriate feedback. Signature: ___________________________ Date: ____/_____/_____ M.S Aviation Pty Ltd trading as Australian School of Commerce Page 4 of 6 Australian School of Commerce CRICOS Provider Code: 03489A www.asoc.edu.au Imagine that you have just started a new business and you wish to convince the bank to finance your enterprise. 1. Using the template at the following web link, prepare a financial plan that includes a cash flow forecast, balance sheet forecast and break even analysis for your new business: https://www.commbank.com.au/business/can/business-templates-and- forms/financial-plan-template.html 2. In addition to your financial plan attach a report that includes a budget for the first year expenditure of your new business and answer the following questions: a) Describe the products or services that your business will produce. b) Identify which type of forecasting technique you will use to develop further financial forecasts. c) How will you analyse these forecasts? d) What statutory requirements do you need to consider in preparation of your budget? e) Describe how you will collect comparative and trend information to support your budget? f) Explain your negotiation strategy with the bank manager relating to acquiring funding for your business project. g) Describe the records that you will maintain to ensure up-to-date information about resource allocations and usage h) How will you report budget performance and expenditure? i) Explain the risk factors associated with your business idea and the expected returns? j) Describe how you plan to monitor the budget in the event of deviations. 3. Obtain financial statements from a company already in existence and undertake an analysis of these statements by answering the following questions: a) Explain the reports that require lodging by this company according to the Australian Security and Investment Commission. b) Analyse these financial records by applying the horizontal and vertical analysis methods. c) Explain whether you think that the organisations financial decisions will serve to meet the organisations planned outcomes. 4. Meet with your assessor and imagining that he/she is the bank manager argue a case for financing of your business idea. Student Declaration: I declare that the work submitted is my own, and has not been copied or plagiarised from any person or source. Signature_________________________ ASSESSMENT 1: Project Student Instructions https://www.commbank.com.au/business/can/business-templates-and-forms/financial-plan-template.html https://www.commbank.com.au/business/can/business-templates-and-forms/financial-plan-template.html M.S Aviation Pty Ltd trading as Australian School of Commerce Page 5 of 6 Australian School of Commerce CRICOS Provider Code: 03489A www.asoc.edu.au ASSESSOR MARKING CHECKLIST ASESSMENT 1 All assessors must use this checklist when observing student(s) undertaking their assessment. One checklist is to be completed per student(s). Student Name: Student ID: Student checklist Serial no. In undertaking this assessment, did the student 1 Prepare a financial plan that includes a cash flow forecast, balance sheet forecast and break even analysis for their new business.  Yes  No 2 Attach a report that includes a budget for the first year expenditure of new business.  Yes  No 3 Describe the products or services that their business will produce.  Yes  No 4 Identify which type of forecasting technique they will use to develop further financial forecasts.  Yes  No 5 Explain how will they analyse these forecasts.  Yes  No 6 Identify the statutory requirements they need to consider in preparation of budget.  Yes  No 7 Describe how they will collect comparative and trend information to support their budget.  Yes  No 8 Explain their negotiation strategy with the bank manager relating to acquiring funding for their business project.  Yes  No 9 Describe the records that they will maintain to ensure
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BSBFIM801 MANAGE FINANCIAL RESOURCES
Table of Contents
1) Introduction    4
2) Financial Plan    4
Setting up Costs    4
Forecasting Profit and Loss    4
Cash Flow Projections    5
Balance Sheet    5
Breakeven Point    5
3) Business Plan    6
a)    6
b)    6
c)    6
d)    6
e)    6
f)    6
g)    7
h)    7
i)    7
j)    7
4) Analysis of Financial Statements of Australia and New Zealand Limited    8
a)
Reports to be lodged    8
b) Horizontal and Vertical Analysis    8
c) Financial Decisions of the Organisation    9
5) Financing the Business Idea    9
References    11
1) Introduction
In the modern times, the trend for entrepreneurship has increased largely. In the assignment, a business plan has been discussed, which focuses on making local transport easier and affordable for the students and local public. Establishing a business require a proper business plan and effective execution of the plan. The major requirement in setting the business will be rent and utilities, scooters and proper forecasting of the profitability of the business. Scale up of the business can be done with ease once the base of the business is strong and the customer experience is apt.
2) Financial Plan
Setting up Costs
Rent and Utilities
In Melbourne, a pace will hired on rent amounting to $1000 per month. The Price of a 125CC scooter will be around $4000. A total of 4 Scooters can be purchased in the initial period. There will be requirement of a computer or laptop, which can be arranged personally.
Equipment and Fit Out
Four scooter and a laptop will be required for starting the business. In the later period, if there is an increase in demand, an application can be developed and the model can be replicated into multiple locations.
Starting Working Capital
The planned business does not require much of a working capital. As the scooter will be financed by the bank up to 80%, the working capital of $500 can be self-financed. The working capital will be required for paying the rent and the fuel and other expenses can be managed with the revenue from the business.
Forecasting Profit and Loss
During the year, full demand cannot be expected. During holidays, the demand will decrease by 50%, however the fixed expenses like rent will be same. However, throughout the year, the lean season can be expected to be for a total of 4 months and rest 12 months, there will be full demand for the rented scooter. Forecasted Profit and Loss Statement—
    Particulars
    Amount ($)
    Amount ($)
    Annual Revenue
     
    72000
    Less: Expenses
    
    
    Interest on loan of $14,000 @ 10%
    1400
    
    Annual Rent
    12000
    
    Salary of employee (1000*12)
    12000
    
    Maintenance
    10000
    
    Advertising and Promotion
    10000
    
    Depreciation @15% on scooter
    2400
    
    Total Expenses
    
    47800
    Profit
     
    24200
Cash Flow Projections
Cash Flow Statement for the 1st year
    Particulars
    Amount ($)
    Net profit
    19200
    Add: Depreciation
    2400
    Add: Inflow from loan
    10000
    Cash Balance at the end of period
    31600
Balance Sheet
    Liabilities
    Assets
    Particulars
    Amount ($)
    Amount ($)
    Particulars
    Amount ($)
    Amount ($)
    Capital (Including laptop)
    12500
     
    Laptop
     
    500
    Add: Net Profit for the Year
    19200
    31700
    Scooter
    16000
     
    Bank Loan
     
    14000
    Less: Depreciation@15%
    2400
    13600
     
     
     
    Cash
     
    31600
     
     
    45700
     
     
    45700
Breakeven Point
    Particulars
    Amount ($)
    Revenue per hour
    12
    Less: Variable Cost per hour
    Nil
    Contribution per hour
    12
    Total Fixed Cost
    45400
    Breakeven Point (Scooter Hours)
    3783.3
3) Business Plan
a)
According to Kitching et al. (2016), there is a high demand for scooter rental...
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