Business Plans – Questions To Consider – Part 13

by Christie Lewis on January 28, 2010 · 0 comments

in Planning & Growth

Suppliers

Some questions to consider when reviewing your suppliers for the preparation of a business plan:-

  • Who are your major suppliers and for which products/services?
  • What are your annual purchases?
  • What are your suppliers’ terms of trade?
  • Have you negotiated the best terms of trade with suppliers?
  • Are there alternative suppliers?
  • Do you involve suppliers in marketing/promotion activities?
  • Do you negotiate special prices for specific purchases?
  • Do you obtain quotes from alternative suppliers?
  • Have you given personal guarantees to suppliers?

Business Plans – Questions to Consider

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Christie is Practice Manager at Alan Lewis Accountants . Besides accounting, her passion is for all things small business (and blogging, of course). You can contact Christie directly at christie@lewistaxation.com.au.

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