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This section discusses the three major financial documents essential for a business plan: the income statement, statement of cash flows, and balance sheet. Those without a financial background may seek assistance from the Small Business Development Center, which provides free guidance for creating financial projections. In addition to these statements, it's important to include the assumptions behind the numbers in the written section of the business plan. The sources and uses of funds should also be outlined, detailing where the $40,000 needed for the business is coming from and how it will be allocated. Notably, $10,000 of this amount will come from owner's equity.