I am conducting a poll on everyone's profitability. We are running by percentage to help establish a baseline. So, why don't we say it is the income you declared on your taxes, divided by your gross profits.
If you did do something like buy a truck where the whole thing was deducted at one time, then add that into your taxable income, less one years allowance.
For Example:
Gross 250,000
Taxable income 80000
New truck, Fully deducted 40,000
5 year life 8,000
Net income reduction 32,000
so the equation is,
112,000/250,000= .44 or 44%
For Obvious reasons, I do not want dollar figures. Some of us have really good years, and some bad.
I am conducting a poll on everyone's profitability. We are running by percentage to help establish a baseline. So, why don't we say it is the income you declared on your taxes, divided by your gross profits.
If you did do something like buy a truck where the whole thing was deducted at one time, then add that into your taxable income, less one years allowance.
For Example:
Gross 250,000
Taxable income 80000
New truck, Fully deducted 40,000
5 year life 8,000
Net income reduction 32,000
so the equation is,
112,000/250,000= .44 or 44%
For Obvious reasons, I do not want dollar figures. Some of us have really good years, and some bad.
We will also break it down in 5% increments.
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