This personalized report reveals four powerful insights:
Metric | Current | % Change | Projected | Difference | Note |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sales | $10 | 5.000% | $11 | $1 | |
Cost of Sales | $20 | -5.000% | $19 | $-1 | |
Gross Profit | $-10 | -15.000% | $-9 | $2 | |
Overheads | $20 | -5.000% | $19 | $-1 | |
Net Profit | $-30 | -8.333% | $-28 | $3 | |
Taxation | $-9 | -5.000% | $-8 | $1 | |
After Tax Profit | $-21 | -6.369% | $-20 | $1 |
By making a few simple adjustments, I can increase my profits by —adding to my bottom line—by simply:
That is new profit—profit my business is not generating today.
Yes, I’ll pay an additional in tax from that new profit. But I’ll still have in after-tax profit that I can choose to spend—or invest.
If I optimize my business for one year and invest the additional after-tax profits of at a annual return, in years that one-time investment would grow to .That’s money working for me—and growing.
If I commit to this process every year and invest annually at for years, I’ll accumulate —just from improvements I control.
By making small improvements that generate in new after-tax profit:
Improving profitability also boosts the potential sale value of my business. An interested investor may be willing to pay an additional based on the increase in pre-tax profit. That’s a major lift in business value—without increasing my hours or team size.
To enjoy financial freedom in with in annual income (adjusted for today’s dollars), I estimate needing a portfolio of working for me.
By unlocking the potential in my business, I can add:
That’s closer to my financial freedom goal.
This personalized report reveals four powerful insights:
Metric | Current | % Change | Projected | Difference | Note |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sales | Presumed to increase by volume | ||||
Cost of Sales | May rise with more volume | ||||
Gross Profit | Sales minus Cost of Sales | ||||
Overheads | Includes wages, rent, admin | ||||
Net Profit | Gross Profit - Overheads | ||||
Taxation | Progressive tax system | ||||
After Tax Profit | Net cash gain |
By making a few simple adjustments, I can increase my profits by ?— adding ? to my bottom line—by simply:
That ? is new profit my business isn't generating yet.
If I optimize my business for one year and invest the additional after-tax profits of ? at a ?% annual return, in ? years that one-time investment would grow to ?.
By committing every year and investing ? at ?% for ? years, I'll accumulate ?—just from controlled improvements.
Profitability also increases your business value. An investor may pay ? more for the additional pre-tax profit.
To achieve financial freedom in ? years with ? in annual income, I estimate needing ?.
Total: ? closer to my goal.
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