’m trying to keep it practical for smaller companies that may not have highly detailed accounting data.
What financial data, schedules, assumptions, or business ratios should I include to make the model more complete?
I’m especially interested in anything that is commonly missed when modeling micro and small businesses compared with larger companies.
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