Our strength, Your numbersProject Scope
This project covered financial reporting, taxation, and financial analysis for a pharmaceutical products distribution business dealing with high-volume inventory, multiple suppliers, and regulated sales operations. The work focused on delivering accurate financial statements while providing clarity on inventory performance, cash flow, and profitability.

1. Statement of Financial Position (SOFP / Balance Sheet)
- Assets:
- Current Assets: Cash and bank balances, trade receivables, advances to suppliers, pharmaceutical inventory categorized by product groups.
- Non-Current Assets: Office equipment, IT systems, delivery vehicles, and warehouse assets.
- Liabilities:
- Current Liabilities: Trade payables, accrued expenses, short-term financing, tax liabilities.
- Non-Current Liabilities: Long-term borrowings and deferred tax balances.
- Equity:
- Share capital and accumulated retained earnings.
Purpose:
Presented a structured view of the distributor’s financial strength, liquidity, and working capital position, particularly in relation to inventory and receivables.
2. Profit & Loss Statement (P&L / Income Statement)
- Revenue:
- Sales of pharmaceutical products across multiple distribution channels.
- Cost of Sales:
- Purchase cost of medicines, freight, warehousing, and handling expenses.
- Operating Expenses:
- Distribution costs, staff salaries, logistics, administrative expenses, and depreciation.
- Net Profit:
- Profit before and after tax for the reporting period.
Purpose:
Measured gross margins and operating efficiency, highlighting cost drivers impacting profitability.
3. Cash Flow Statement
- Operating Activities:
- Cash receipts from customers and payments to suppliers and service providers.
- Investing Activities:
- Acquisition of vehicles, warehouse equipment, and IT infrastructure.
- Financing Activities:
- Loan proceeds, repayments, and interest payments.
Purpose:
Analyzed cash movement patterns, ensuring sufficient liquidity to maintain uninterrupted supply operations.
4. Statement of Changes in Equity
- Reflected movements in retained earnings driven by operating results.
- Captured equity changes resulting from profit allocation and capital adjustments.
Purpose:
Provided transparency on how operational performance translated into equity growth over time.
5. Tax Reporting & Compliance
- Calculation and filing of corporate income tax.
- Compliance with applicable sales tax / VAT, withholding taxes, and payroll obligations.
- Preparation and submission of statutory tax returns and supporting schedules.
Purpose:
Maintained regulatory compliance while ensuring accurate tax reporting aligned with financial records.
6. Financial Analysis & Advisory
- Inventory Analysis:
- Reviewed inventory levels, turnover ratios, and slow-moving items.
- Margin Analysis:
- Evaluated product-wise and channel-wise profitability.
- Receivables Analysis:
- Assessed customer payment patterns and credit exposure.
- Working Capital Review:
- Analyzed the balance between inventory, receivables, and payables.
7. Observations & Financial Insights
- Identified inventory holding risks affecting cash flow.
- Highlighted margin variations across product categories.
- Provided guidance on aligning supplier payment terms with customer collections.
- Supported decision-making on inventory replenishment and pricing strategies.
8. Project Outcome
- Clear and reliable financial statements for management review.
- Improved visibility into inventory performance and cash flow.
- Strengthened financial control across distribution operations.
- Structured financial data supporting operational and strategic decisions.
9. Tools & Methods Used
- Accounting software and Excel-based financial models.
- Customized reports for inventory and margin analysis.
- Periodic financial summaries for management review.


