Street Advertising and Associated Costs

STREET ADVERTISING AND ASSOCIATED COSTS4

UTILITIES, IT, EQUIPMENT'S, FITTINGS AND COSTS4

Utilities4

Electricity5

Water and council rates5

Telephone and internet5

Insurance5

Information Technology6

Equipment7

Fitting and costs8

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: STAFF8

Type8

Number8

ROLES AND DUTIES (SPECIAL SKILLS)9

Award conditions and salaries9

Superannuation10

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: POLICIES AND PROCEDURES10

DISABILITY REGULATIONS & ANTI-DISCRIMINATION11

WORKERS COMPENSATION12

TRAINING12

PRESENTATION14

CUSTOMER SERVICE POLICY14

PROCESS/ACTIVITY ANALYSIS AND FLOWCHARTS14

Layout of Premises and Equipment14

Advertising and promotion costs14

Accounting System design16

Source document16

Chart of Accounts16

Accounts receivable17

Invoicing17

Input and reporting frequency17

BAS18

Petty Cash18

Internal control19

CONCLUSION19

Street Advertising and Associated Costs

Street advertising and associated costs

Advertising is a crucial and foremost discipline in the field of Marketing and Communication. According the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act of 1979, the requirements and consideration for street advertising are identified under the section of 101 (Pain, 1989). DailyGlow needs to taken in consideration these statutory obligations before planning for any sort of advertisement. The purpose is to design and propagate messages to the target group of consumers with right promotion in the business industry. Billboards, Pamphlets, and Business Cards are considerable and recommended forms of street advertising.

Utilities, IT, Equipment's, Fittings and Costs

This section highlights all the relevant associated costs that are part of street advertising. These associated costs explain the role of Information Technology, fittings, and utilities ahead of costs.

Utilities

DailyGlow will incur variable and fixed costs for tis operations and it will liable for following:

Electricity

Water and council rates

Telephone & internet

Electricity

DailyGlow uses professional equipments for the provision of majority of services and operation through considerable higher usage of electricity. The Australian Gas and Light Company proposed electricity supplies for this business. AGL is one the largest suppliers of gas and electricity in Australia. It provides across three million businesses and homes with energy supplies across the country. AGL offers the best price according to its competitors. The agreement's name is Freedom 3%, and costs $1643.4 per quarter that is $6573.8 per annum assuming 6000kw is used (Nelson, 2011).

Water and council rates

In the rental agreement, the water bills and council fee (waste fee) are included.

Telephone and internet

TPG is recommended for the telephone and internet line as they offer a wide spectrum of services that includes communication to medium and small business enterprises. The nationwide facilities that include Fibre Optic, telephony services, SIM only Mobile plans, Internet Protocol Television (IPTV), Ethernet broadband access, ADLS2+, and other widespread solutions of business networking are part of TPG. The recommended package deal for this company costs the usage of $79.99 every month. This cost includes unlimited mobile and local class with the inclusion of ADSL2+ services (Goncalves, 2009).

Insurance

Australian Associated Motor Insurers Limited (AAMI) ensures the business activities and operations of this company. This insurance company is a specialist in offering solutions to small enterprises with direct loans in Australia. AAMI insurance provides coverage for small business and covers damages such as:

Theft, Money, and Glass

Product & Public Liability

General Property

Material Damage

Business Interruption

Personal Accident

The purchasing of new policies offers a proportion of 10% discount. The forecasted insurance cost per year makes up to $618.71 per year. (Bell, 2011)

Information Technology

The accounting software MYOB provides services for maintaining the accounting ...