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Financial Projections Model
5-year, 3-statement Excel model with Canadian SMB assumptions baked in. Includes grant-funded scenarios so funders see exactly how their money flows through your business — and what they get back.
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What's inside
- 60-month income statement (revenue, COGS, OpEx, EBITDA, net income)
- 60-month balance sheet
- 60-month cash flow statement
- Editable assumptions tab (no formulas to break — change inputs, model recalculates)
- 3 grant-funded scenarios (no grant / $50K grant / $200K grant) showing impact on cash, runway, and growth
- Canadian payroll assumptions (CPP, EI, WCB, vacation accrual)
- Canadian tax rate inputs (federal + provincial small-business rate)
- Annual summary view (collapsed) for funder presentations
- Color-coded cells: blue = input, black = formula, green = output
- Print-ready summary page for grant attachments
Who it's for
Canadian founders applying for funding programs that require detailed financial projections (most $25K+ programs), or preparing for any conversation with a lender or investor.
What you get
Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) — works in Excel for Mac/Windows + Google Sheets (with minor compatibility notes included).
UPDATED FOR 2026
Common questions about this model
Common questions
Do I need to know Excel formulas?
No. The assumptions tab is the only place you edit. Everything else recalculates automatically. The model is unprotected so you can audit any cell — formulas are written cleanly, no array hacks or hidden sheets.
Can I add my own line items?
Yes — add rows to revenue or expense sections; the model includes guidance on which formulas to extend (it's straightforward). Most founders add 2-4 custom revenue lines without breaking anything.
Does it handle multi-currency or US sales?
V1 is CAD-primary. There's a foreign-currency revenue line you can use; the model assumes 1.35 CAD/USD by default which you can override. Full multi-currency support is on the roadmap; reply to your confirmation email if it's a deal-breaker.