USS Biz Trek Activity #20: Estimating Start-up
Costs
In Lesson 6, you learned the importance of knowing exactly what it will cost to start
your business. Print this page and use the form as a worksheet or pattern for figuring
your start-up costs. You will need the figures on this worksheet in Lesson 7, when you
write a business plan. If you need more room, make your own lists in your
USS Biz Trek log.
Start-up Cost Worksheet
1. Licenses, permits, and registration fees
_______________________ _____________________
_______________________ _____________________
Subtotal: ________
2. Equipment and tools (Examples: computer, safety glasses, cake pans, etc.)
_______________________ _______________________
_______________________ _______________________
Subtotal: ________
3. Supplies and raw materials (Examples: cake mix, office supplies, window cleaner,
etc.)
________________________ _______________________
________________________ _______________________
Subtotal: ________
4. Inventory of products: (Examples: watches, mugs, snack cakes, candy, etc.)
________________________ _______________________
________________________ _______________________
Subtotal: ________
5. Operating costs (Examples: rent, utilities, flyers, business cards, wages for
helper, etc.)
________________________ _______________________
________________________ _______________________
Subtotal: ________
Total Start-up Cost: ___________
Finished?
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