178x Filetype XLSX File size 0.04 MB Source: s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com
Sheet 1: Instructions
Build a Pilates Business Budget | |
Instructions | |
While every effort has been made to create an accurate spreadsheet, this is for estimate purposes only. | |
Any major financial decisions need to be made in conjunction with your financial professionals; accountants, lawyers etc | |
Starting at the Lifestyle Budget Tab | |
This has been designed so that whether you know the expenditure by the week, month or year you can | |
complete this annual budget | |
Example: | if you spend $50 per week on food then put $50 against food in the weekly column |
If you spend $750 per year for car insurance then put that amount in the car insurance row in the annual column | |
The totals will automatically add to the bottom of the columns and the Grand total will appear at the bottom of the annual column | |
Go to The Business expenses Tab | |
For some of these you may already have an idea of the cost each month or year | |
You might need to estimate some of the costs through reseach, phone enquiries etc | |
You will notice there are 2 lines for Instructor costs | |
We have created a worksheet to calculate the Instructor costs involved in various scenarios. | |
You may choose to use this worksheet and the $$ amounts will feed into Business costs | |
If you already know how much your instructors costs then you would put this on the second Instructor costs line | |
Regarding Major assets purchase. At the time of publication November 2016 - there is provision for expensing up to $20k per asset | |
for each asset for applicable small businesses. NB: this does not apply to Sole Traders | |
There are spare lines so that you can add expenses where necessary | |
INCOME CALCULATIONS | |
This spreadsheet provides some basic calculations for each of a variety of combinations of seeing clients. | |
Amounts have been added just so you can see what the spreadsheet looks like | |
The first thing you may want to do is erase all the numbers at each tab, so that you can start from scratch. | |
The annual income is generally based on 50 weeks and 25 fortnights to take into account public holidays | |
Go to Mat classes Tab - if you are offering mat classes | |
The 2 numbers you will add to this sheet are: | |
the amount for you to charge each month per mat class member | |
how many members you will have in your mat class membership program | |
Go to Reformer classes Tab - if you are offering Reformer classes | |
The 2 numbers you will add to this sheet are: | |
the amount for you to charge each month per Reformer class member | |
how many members you will have in your Reformer class membership program | |
Go to Private and semi private Clients Tab | |
In this spreadsheet you can play around with the number of people who you see as Private clients | |
and as Semi private clients. | |
You can change the amount you charge | |
There is also provision to set up 5 packs and 10 packs of sessions. | |
You can change the number of clients you have in each of the different categories of | |
weekly sessions | |
fortnightly sessions | |
monthly sessions | |
Go to Clorporate Clients Tab | |
In this spreadsheet you can calculate the amount to be gained by signing up Corporate clients | |
Go to Working in Other Studios Tab | |
In this spreadsheet you can calculate the amount to be earned working in other studios | |
There is room for 3 other studios | |
Go to Instructors Costs Tab | |
The instructions for this spreadsheet are at the tab. | |
It's a basic calculator for the costs of employing instructors and it feeds directly back to the Business Expense Worksheet | |
The Income Summary Tab | |
This spreadsheet pulls together all the information from the expense and revenue tabs | |
You can add in additonal desired profit and aslo add in any additonal income | |
example sale of minor equipmet, drinks etc | |
or on-line revenue from online program etc | |
This document is prepared as a working document only and we highly recommend you consult your accountant, | |
the ATO - or the tax office in your country - and /or legal representative before making any permanent decisions. | |
It does not take into account your individual objectives, financial situation or needs. | |
It should not be used, relied upon or treated as a substitute for specific or professional advice. | |
This document falls uneder the Terms and Condions as outlined at Healthy Numbers website and can be found here: | |
http://www.healthynumbers.com.au/terms-conditions/ |
Build a Pilates Business Budget | |||
Income Summary | |||
Based on the total of: | |||
Lifestyle Budget, from spreadsheet | $55,000 | ||
Business Expenses, from spreadsheet | $66,940 | ||
Additional Desired Profit: you enter this amount | $1,000 | ||
This is how much Income the business needs to generate | $122,940 | ||
This Income will be made up of the following: | |||
Mat Classes | $24,000 | ||
Refeormer Classes | $10,200 | ||
One on one sessions Private Clients | $110,625 | ||
Sessions with Semi Private Clients | $119,618 | ||
Income from Corporate Clients | $23,760 | ||
Income from working in other studios | $47,675 | ||
other forms of income; you enter this amount | $1,000 | ||
Total Income to be generated for Viable Pilates Business | $336,878 | ||
Profit and Loss | |||
Revenue | $336,878 | ||
less Expenses | $66,940 | ||
Gross profit | $269,938 | ||
less Lifestyle Budget | $55,000 | ||
Profit or a Loss, before tax | $214,938 | Is the business viable? | |
NB: This profit, or loss, amount is before taxes. Please consult your accountant or the ATO, | |||
or the tax office in your country to establish the tax implications for you in relation | |||
to this amount of profit, or loss |
Build a Pilates Business Budget | |||
Personal Lifestyle Budget | |||
Weekly | Monthly | Annually | |
House and related | |||
Rent | |||
Mortgage | |||
Council Rates | |||
Gas | |||
Electricity | |||
Water | |||
Telephone | |||
Internet | |||
Netflicks, Stan etc | |||
House Insurance | |||
Contents Insurance | |||
Cleaner | |||
Gardener | |||
Car | |||
Paymets | |||
Petrol | |||
Insurance | |||
Registration | |||
Parking | |||
Tolls | |||
Repairs & maintenance/ tyres | |||
Food and Beverage | |||
Groceries | |||
Wine/ alcohol | |||
Eating out | |||
Activities | |||
Entertainment | |||
Gym, sports | |||
Gifts for birthdays and Christmas | |||
Gadgets, electronics | |||
Subscriptions | |||
Holidays | |||
Hobbies | |||
Personal Maintenance | |||
Hairdresser | |||
Nails | |||
Face, eyebrows | |||
Makeup and creams | |||
Dentist | |||
Medical | |||
Prescriptions | |||
Optomotrist and glasses | |||
Massages | |||
Pets | |||
Food | |||
Vet: vacinations | |||
Beauty treatments | |||
Insurance | |||
Insurace | |||
Medical | |||
Life | |||
Income protection | |||
Debt | |||
Credit card | |||
Personal Loans | |||
Overdraft | |||
Child support | |||
$55,000 | |||
Children | |||
School fees | |||
Uniforms and books | |||
Gadgets | |||
Pocket Money | |||
Birthday gifts for other children | |||
Shoes and clothes | |||
Sport classes and sporst equipment | |||
Extra activities | |||
Tuck shop | |||
Dentist visits | |||
Medicine and medical | |||
Total | $0 | $0 | $55,000 |
Grand Total | $55,000 |
no reviews yet
Please Login to review.