You have decided to open your own business, for example, a computer salon or a beauty salon, and now you need to make a calculation of services. If it is correctly drawn up, you will be able to establish adequate prices, as well as correctly draw up all the documentation.
Instructions
Step 1
Calculate the material costs first. This cost item is the most obvious, but not the easiest one. Both direct salaries (gasoline for a trucking company, shelves for a store or supermarket, hair dye and other products for a hairdresser, etc.) and indirect (technical inspection and repair of work vehicles, spare parts for a printer and other equipment for a photographic studio, etc.) are taken into account. other).
Step 2
Having purchased the necessary equipment - printers and computers, hair clippers, a car, vacuum cleaners, etc. - get involved in the calculation of depreciation. To do this, find out exactly or at least approximately the service life of a particular product, and then divide its cost by the time for which it will pay for itself. There are other ways to calculate depreciation, it all depends on the specifics of your particular job.
Step 3
The calculation is also subject to the total and additional salaries of employees, taking into account all kinds of deductions and bonuses, as well as other deductions, which include deductions for accident insurance and social insurance.
Step 4
Add up the amounts you received (depreciation, material costs, wages and insurance deductions), and then take 20% of this amount. As a result, you will receive the general production costs of your company.
Step 5
In turn, take 50% of the amount you received for general business work. By adding the amounts received, you will find out the full cost price.
Step 6
Adding another half to the cost price, you get the planned savings. As a result, you will come to a wholesale price. If you increase it by one and a half times, you get the retail price. And, of course, don't forget the Value Added Tax (VAT).
Step 7
Keep in mind that all costs were calculated by you for a certain number of constantly provided services for a certain period of time. To get the price for a one-time service, the total amount must be divided by the estimated number of such services for the estimated time period.
