
Annual Report
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Capital requests get deferred when the committee cannot see what waiting costs or how the amount was built. This eight-page document puts the ask first, then the evidence of need, the cost lines with contingency, the payback and IRR, the options including do nothing, and the approvals.
The sample is a request from Inkberry Group, a fictional commercial printer, to replace a 2009 press for $1.1M. It shows downtime, scrap and capacity data, a five-year return and a scored comparison. Replace the asset, quotes, savings and discount rate with your own, then recheck every total.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Enter your asset, supplier, total cost and funding source in the request summary and the title block.
Replace the need section with your failure, downtime or capacity data, then rebuild the cost table so the totals match.
Recalculate payback, NPV and IRR with your own discount rate and asset life, and fill in the options table with do nothing and a lower-cost option.
Add the approval levels for your delegation of authority, delete the guide page, then share or present the document.
Yes. Make a copy in Google Docs and it is yours to edit, with no sign-up here and no cost. Nothing in the file is locked.
Yes. The structure works for any asset. Swap the downtime and scrap evidence for vehicle age and mileage, or laptop age and failure rate.
No. Inkberry Group, every person and every figure are fictional, made up for the example. Replace them with your own before you share it.

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