Cost/Profitability Analysis and Pro Forma Financial Statements 70% The paper should reflect a solid understanding of the financial implications of moving ahead with the business. Each element of the cost/profitability analysis should be easy to read and understand. consistent with the situation laid out in the market assessment and marketing plan submitted as part of Assignment 4. reasonable and realistic. technically correct. effective in reflecting the expected financial performance of the business. based on the expected first year of operation of the business, plus the projections for the subsequent four years. The financial plan must be based on the financial templates provided in Lesson 8, and it should contain the following: required start-up funds (schedule 1) 10% monthly income statement for year 1 and yearly income statements for years 25 (schedule 2) 15% monthly cash flow statement for year 1 (schedule 3) 15% balance sheets for years 15 (schedule 4) 15% a breakeven analysis (schedule 5) 15%