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Loan Application Financial Summary Prep

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What you get: A Word-ready Markdown document with these sections: an executive snapshot, a business overview, a loan request and use-of-funds table, multi-year income and balance sheet tables, an existing debt schedule, key ratios with the math shown, a flagged-issues list, a document checklist and a disclaimer. Price: $79 flat. Time: usually ready in minutes. Done by AI; you review it, with one free change.

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Harbor Street Bakery LLC — Financial Summary for Loan Application

Prepared with figures through June 30, 2024 | Requested: $185,000 SBA 7(a) or bank term loan (owner's stated preference)

1. Executive Snapshot

  • Founded in 2017. About 7 years in operation as of June 2024.
  • 2023 revenue was $918,700 and net income was $109,800 (tax return).
  • Revenue rose 13.1% from 2022 to 2023. January to June 2024 revenue was $497,300 (internal books).
  • The request is $185,000 over a 10-year term. The largest use is a new deck oven and mixer (about $95,000, or 51.4% of the request).
  • Existing debt balances total $49,900. There is also a van lease at $640 per month through December 2025. Existing annual debt service is $23,040.
  • Balance sheet as of June 30, 2024: total assets $257,500, total liabilities $89,200, and calculated owner's equity $168,300.

2. Business Overview

Harbor Street Bakery LLC is a wholesale and retail bakery in Portland, Maine, founded in 2017. It is a single-member LLC taxed as an S-corporation and is fully owned by Dana Whitfield. The bakery has 14 employees, 9 of them full-time. The owner notes a new wholesale contract starting in September 2024 and a need to replace an aging oven (see Section 8).

Item Detail
Legal name Harbor Street Bakery LLC
Structure Single-member LLC taxed as S-corp
Location Portland, Maine
Year founded 2017
Employees 14 (9 full-time, 5 part-time or other, calculated)
Ownership Dana Whitfield, 100%

3. Loan Request & Use of Funds

Use Amount % of request
New deck oven and mixer (approximate, per owner) $95,000 51.4%
Delivery van $48,000 25.9%
Working capital $35,000 18.9%
Unallocated (request minus listed uses) $7,000 3.8%
Total $185,000 100.0%
  • Requested amount: $185,000
  • Loan type: SBA 7(a) or bank term loan (owner's stated preference)
  • Desired term: 10 years
  • Collateral offered (per owner): "equipment." The specific items were not listed.

4. Income Summary

Line item 2022 (Tax return) 2023 (Tax return) Jan–Jun 2024 YTD (Internal books)
Revenue $812,400 $918,700 $497,300
Cost of goods sold $301,600 $338,900 $181,200
Gross profit (calculated) $510,800 $579,800 $316,100
Payroll $268,000 $296,500 Not provided
Rent $54,000 $55,600 Not provided
Utilities $22,300 $24,900 Not provided
Other operating expenses $61,200 $66,800 Not provided
Total operating expenses (calculated) $405,500 $443,800 Not provided
Operating income before interest and depreciation (calculated) $105,300 $136,000 Not provided
Interest $6,100 $5,200 Not provided
Depreciation/amortization $18,400 $21,000 Not provided
Net income (as stated by owner) $80,800 $109,800 $61,400
Owner draws $62,000 $70,000 Not provided
Taxes Not provided Not provided Not provided

Derived figures

Measure 2022 2023 Jan–Jun 2024 YTD
Gross margin % 62.9% 63.1% 63.6%
Net margin % 9.9% 12.0% 12.3%
Year-over-year revenue change % Not computable (no 2021 figure) 13.1% Not computable (no Jan–Jun 2023 figure)
EBITDA (calculated from supplied figures; taxes not provided) $105,300 $136,000 Not computable

Net income check: Operating income minus interest and depreciation equals the stated net income in both years:

  • 2022: $105,300 − $6,100 − $18,400 = $80,800
  • 2023: $136,000 − $5,200 − $21,000 = $109,800

Simple annualized (YTD ÷ months × 12), illustration only:

  • Revenue: $497,300 ÷ 6 × 12 = $994,600
  • Net income: $61,400 ÷ 6 × 12 = $122,800

This illustration does not account for seasonality. Per the owner, summer is the slowest season. It also does not include the new wholesale contract.

5. Balance Sheet Snapshot

As of June 30, 2024 (source not stated; assumed internal books).

Current assets

Item Amount
Cash $64,200
Receivables $38,500
Inventory $12,800
Total current assets $115,500

Fixed/long-term assets

Item Amount
Equipment (net) $142,000
Total fixed assets $142,000
Total assets (calculated) $257,500

Current liabilities

Item Amount
Accounts payable $27,400
Accrued payroll $11,900
Amex business card $8,600
Total current liabilities $47,900

Long-term liabilities

Item Amount
Bangor Savings equipment loan (full balance; current portion not provided) $41,300
Total long-term liabilities $41,300
Total liabilities (calculated) $89,200

Owner's equity

Item Amount
Owner's equity (calculated: total assets minus total liabilities) $168,300

The van lease is not included as a liability because no lease balance was provided.

6. Existing Debt Schedule

Creditor Type Balance Monthly payment Rate Maturity
Bangor Savings Equipment loan $41,300 $1,280 6.75% 2027 (month not provided)
Amex Business credit card $8,600 Paid in full monthly (amount varies; not provided) Not provided Not applicable (revolving)
Van lease (lessor not provided) Vehicle lease Not provided $640 Not provided December 2025
Total $49,900 $1,920
Annual debt service ($1,920 × 12) $23,040

Notes:

  • The monthly total includes only fixed payments: the Bangor Savings loan ($15,360 per year) and the van lease ($7,680 per year).
  • Remaining van lease payments come to about $11,520 (18 payments × $640, July 2024 through December 2025)

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