What amount belongs in CCPC REVENUES?

Enter the active business money available after operating costs that are not otherwise modelled, but before the household salaries and dividends you enter separately in INCOMES. The revenue entry needs an amount, dates and growth assumptions.

For example, deduct wages to outside employees and ordinary operating costs from gross business receipts before entering net active revenue. Do not also deduct a salary paid to you if that salary is entered as a separate CCPC income: TIME MACHINE records that payment itself.

You can also enter operating costs as negative revenues.

Investment interest, dividends and gains are calculated from corporate holdings and their expected yields. Do not include the same returns again in active revenue.

Use separate dated revenue entries for different stages of the business. An annual amount is prorated over its active dates; a one-time amount uses identical start and end dates.