Profit and loss statements by trade
Twelve trades, and what changes about a profit and loss statement for each one: the categories that business actually needs, and the deposits that look like income and are not.
Restaurant & Food
Build a restaurant P&L from your bank statements — food cost, delivery platform payouts and card settlements sorted into the categories a lender expects.
Contractor & Trades
Build a contractor P&L from your bank statements — job materials, subcontractors and equipment rental separated from overhead the way a lender reads it.
Salon & Beauty
Build a salon P&L from your bank statements — service income, booth rent, retail product and back-bar supplies, sorted the way a lender reads them.
Dental Office
Build a dental practice P&L from your bank statements — insurance reimbursements, lab fees and supplies sorted into the categories a lender expects.
E-commerce
Build an e-commerce P&L from your bank statements — marketplace payouts, inventory, shipping and platform fees sorted the way a lender reads them.
Landlord & Rentals
Build a rental property P&L from your bank statements — rent, repairs, property tax and mortgage separated the way a lender expects to see them.
Auto Repair
Build an auto shop P&L from your bank statements — parts, sublet work and shop supplies separated from overhead the way a lender reads them.
Trucking & Delivery
Build a trucking P&L from your bank statements — settlements, fuel, factoring fees, tolls and IFTA sorted the way a lender expects.
Professional Services
Build a services P&L from your bank statements — client fees, contractors and software separated the way a lender reads them.
Retail Store
Build a retail P&L from your bank statements — card settlements, inventory purchases and merchant fees sorted the way a lender expects.
Fitness & Gym
Build a gym P&L from your bank statements — membership billing, trainer pay and equipment separated the way a lender reads them.
Other / General
Build a P&L from your bank statements — sales, payroll, rent and the deposits that are not income, sorted the way a lender expects.
Or start from what you have been asked for — the guides.