Last time, we discussed the key establishment costs and expenses when purchasing an existing business to set your expectations of what you are about to spend. Now, once you've successfully purchased the business, you need to create or structure a business plan that will help you sustain it and facilitate its growth. As business advisors and Chartered Accountants in Auckland, we specialise in providing business strategy advice to people who are starting a business or purchasing an existing one. We help them understand that business planning is not just to raise finance but also the blueprint for the business' future. So, what are the components of a detailed business plan? In drafting your business plan, here are things that you need to consider and include: Read the rest of the article here: http://www.pmartinca.com/blog/buying-a-business-part-3-creating-the-business-plan