
You typically document expected earnings with material such as a business plan, contracts, and a statement from an auditor or accountant confirming the business can generate enough income to support you.
A core part of the assessment is whether your business will be financially viable, meaning it should generate enough income for you to live on. You normally support this with documentation such as a business plan, signed contracts or assignments, and accounts.
A statement from an auditor or accountant about the expected earnings of the business is commonly required. Other supporting documents can include invoices, a transcript from the Bronnoysund Register Centre, VAT registration, and contracts for premises or equipment. The stronger your evidence that the business can actually pay you, the better.
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