Income Statement
The following is an example of a Profit & Loss Statement also known as an Income Statement. Click on any line item label and an explanation will be shown in the small window in the center of the statement. This is a five year statement, however, your first year's projections should show monthly figures, the second year, quarterly and years three through five should show annual figures.


19992000200120022003
Revenue:
Product/service sales 1,760,0002,636,0003,425,0004,706,0006,139,000
Maintenance
Consulting Services
Royalties
Interest
Other
Total revenue $1,760,000$2,636,000$3,425,000$4,706,000$6,139,000

Expenses:
Cost of Goods Sold
Salaries 600,000
Production Expense 190,000
Other
Gross margin $970,000$1,496,000$1,980,000$2,974,000$3,914,000
Salaries 755,000830,000974,0001,345,0001,805,000
Operating Expense 288,000448,000580,000755,000985,000
Bad debt
Contributions
Depreciation 00000
Loan Interest 033,30827,08620,28012,835
Other
Total Oper. Expenses $1,043,000$1,311,308$1,581,086$2,120,280$2,802,835
Pre-Tax Income $(73,000)$184,692$398,914$853,720$1,111,165
Pre-Tax (%) -4.15%7.01%11.65%18.14%18.10%
Tax Provision 046,17399,729213,430277,791
Net Profit $(73,000)$138,519$299,186$640,290$833,374



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