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Profit First Calculator

Allocate revenue using Profit First percentages.

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Results

Profit Account

$2,500.00

≈ 19 pairs of sneakers

Owner's Pay$25,000.00
Tax Reserve$7,500.00
Operating Expenses$15,000.00
Unallocated / Adjustment$0.00
Annual Profit$30,000.00
Annual Owner's Pay$300,000.00
Adjustment Needed0
Quarterly Profit Distribution$7,500.00
Annual Tax Reserve$90,000.00
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter your projected or actual monthly revenue.
  2. Set your target allocation percentages for Owner Pay, Tax Reserve, Operating Expenses, and Profit.
  3. Review the dollar amounts allocated to each account based on your revenue.
  4. Adjust percentages until Operating Expenses covers your fixed costs with a buffer.
  5. Check the Profit Percentage to ensure you are meeting your wealth-building target.

How the result changes with Monthly Revenue

Monthly RevenueProfit Account
$10,000,001.00$500,000.05
$35,000,001.00$1,750,000.05
$65,000,000.00$3,250,000.00
$90,000,000.00$4,500,000.00

What each input means

Monthly Revenue
Total monthly revenue (real revenue deposit).
Profit %
Percentage allocated to profit account.
Owner's Pay %
Percentage allocated to owner compensation.
Tax %
Percentage allocated to tax reserve.
Operating Expenses %
Percentage allocated to operating expenses.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Monthly Revenue = 50000, Profit % = 5, Owner's Pay % = 50, Tax % = 15 = 5 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Profit Account
    Profit Account
    2500 = $2,500
  3. Calculate Owner's Pay
    Owner's Pay
    25000 = $25,000
  4. Calculate Tax Reserve
    Tax Reserve
    7500 = $7,500

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