The characteristics of cash flows as they relate to the music industry are unique unto themselves.  The C Sharp Team can provide an artist or label a detailed cash flow for a single project or assist in creating a robust three year sales forecast incorporating the detailed accounting practices of the music business for a start-up record label.  Many companies do not comprehend the vagaries of distribution accounting; the effect that returns reserves, line item deductions, new release discounts and co-op advertising may have on their cash flow; the necessity to retain funds to pay royalties; and simply the management of their daily overhead.  C Sharp is uniquely qualified to assist in creating Cash Flow Statements, sales projections, company budgets as well as robust a Business Plan.

C Sharp Consulting is well qualified in providing the back-office infrastructure for your label and may offer the following services;

• The creation of a detailed and comprehensive Executive Summary (i.e. Business Plan)
• Provide 3 Year Cash Flow Statements, sales projections & company budgets
• Supply Artist Recording Agreements, whether you desire a traditional type of structure or a 360˚ Recording Agreement
• Calculate and prepare artist royalty statements and mechanical statements
• Provide detailed project P&L projections to include; recording and marketing budgets
• Audit distribution accounting
• Compare monthly, quarterly and yearly cash flow statements of actual vs. budgeted  sales forecasts
• Provide networking for the brokering of the sales of intellectual property (i.e.; Masters, music catalogs and publishing companies) 
• Development of business plans for purposes of equity capitalization for a start-up or growth expansion for established labels through company acquisitions and/or new artist signings
• The company has the experience to perform proper due diligence and to determine company valuations
• Additionally, the company is experienced and qualified in the auditing of proper royalty accounting practices and the auditing of royalty statements