Knowing the number changes how a slow week feels. Twelve jobs in and you are working for yourself; eleven and you are working for your landlord.
Rent, insurance, wages, software, loan payments
Materials and labour on an average job
Jobs a month to break even
25
Everything past this count is profit before tax.
Anything you pay whether or not you work: rent, insurance, salaried wages, loan payments, software, phone.
Use a realistic average of the last few months. If two kinds of work are wildly different, run it twice.
Only if you put it in fixed costs. If you pay yourself from what is left, leave it out and treat everything above break-even as your wage and profit together.
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