Developed Financial Models for Property and Dividends

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Developed Financial Models for Property and Dividends

  • Day: 2024-11-20
  • Time: 00:30 to 02:55
  • Project: Business
  • Workspace: WP 2: Operational
  • Status: Completed
  • Priority: MEDIUM
  • Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
  • Tags: Financial Modeling, Accounting, Dividends, Property Management, Argentina

Description

Session Goal: The session aimed to develop comprehensive financial models and accounting systems for property management and dividend calculations, focusing on Argentina’s economic context.

Key Activities:

  • Created a business plan for a property management fund in Argentina, including operational structure, financial projections, and legal considerations.
  • Designed a financial record-keeping scheme for rental properties to manage income, expenses, and savings.
  • Simulated savings growth over 36 months, analyzing dividends, income, costs, and investment strategies.
  • Updated and refined simulations for monthly dividend calculations using a floor function.
  • Developed a model for linear scaling and flooring of monthly dividends over a 36-month period.
  • Outlined effective accounting schemes for personal and business finances, emphasizing account separation and financial management workflows.
  • Provided guidelines for accounting in food retail businesses, focusing on automation and record-keeping.
  • Explored methods for estimating Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) in Argentina, considering inflation and price fluctuations.
  • Proposed a structured approach to estimate inventory loss using markup and alpha coefficient.

Achievements:

  • Completed detailed financial models and accounting guides tailored to specific business needs in Argentina.
  • Developed practical methods and simulations for financial planning and dividend management.

Pending Tasks:

  • Further refinement of financial models to adapt to changing economic conditions in Argentina.
  • Implementation of proposed accounting systems in real-world scenarios to validate effectiveness.

Evidence

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