The document discusses the costs and assets required to start a business. It notes that slide decks created by Tim Berry for the Start, Run & Grow Your Business curriculum can be shared, remixed and used commercially with proper attribution. The document then lists common startup expenses like legal fees, insurance, rent, computer equipment and stationery that need funding, as well as startup assets like cash, inventory and long-term assets that are required.

1. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Starting Costs
The slide decks provided to instructors as part of the Start, Run & Grow Your
Business curriculum, created by Tim Berry, are licensed under a Creative
Commons Attribution 4.0 Unported License.
This license gives instructors the right to share, remix and make commercial use
of the slide decks, with proper attribution to Tim Berry, the curriculum author.

2. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Vocabulary: Refresher

3. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Simple Lists

4. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Startup Expenses

5. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Startup Assets

6. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Hands-on Exercise
Startup Expenses:
● Legal =
● Insurance =
● Rent =
● Computer
Equipment =
● Stationery =
Startup Assets:
● Cash =
● Inventory =
● Other =
● Long-term Asset =

7. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Where’s the Money?

8. Start, Run & Grow Your Business