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@@user62413 The growth rate used was for illustrative purposes. In most cases future revenue growth is based on historically revenue growth rate and also from understanding a business's growth prospect. So, it is not a good idea to use the same revenue growth rate if you have ascertained that the revenue has potential to grow.

@@user62413 Here are a few techniques to help you forecast based on historical revenue growth; 1. You can use the last or base year's revenue growth rate 2. You can use the average revenue growth rate 3. You can take the highest revenue growth rate e.g. for the past 3 years

@@user62413 When building a financial model particularly the income statement, we project all income statement line items except for depreciation expense and interest expense. We project depreciation in the depreciation schedule and link it through to the income statement and then to the cash flow statement. Interest expense is calculated in the debt schedule and linked through to the income statement.

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@@G5Nvm Thank you for the insight. However, I think whichever route you take we must be able to get slightly similar figures provided we have used the same assumptions.

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@@rizkiutomo4648 Thank you for the question. I didn't miss the step. I linked that from the cash flow statement. Check the way I linked it through

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Please follow along with the tutorials. You will get to the section where I added depreciation and interest expense. It's best practice to leave out depreciation and interest expense when you are building an income statement and then add that when you have made the calculations in the depreciation schedule and debt schedule.

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I recommend that you organize your income statement in this manner; 1. Revenue 2. Cost of Goods Sold 3. Other Income 4. Operating Expenses 5. Depreciation 6. Interest Expense 7. Income Taxes 8. Non-recurring Items

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It's not efficient to use a random number as a growth rate for revenue. By the way you must first understand a company's business model, and its marketing efforts to increase revenue. Revenue is mainly driven by volume and selling price. So knowing the units sold by a company over a certain period of time can offer you more insights as well.

​@@learnfinanceinstituteisn't it's more credibel if we conduct it in statistic way? For example, if we want to came up with the 2023 forcasting of income statement, we just used the past data to generated the possibility of future value. Using linear regression analysis dor example?

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