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Common income sources for startups include sales of products or services, investment capital, grants, crowdfunding, and revenue from advertising. Some startups also generate income through partnerships, licensing deals, or selling user data. It's important for startups to diversify their income sources to ensure financial stability.
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Create a spreadsheet – where you list past and future years across the top columns, and income and expenses down the side rows. Total all income sources – create rows for every income source. After what you've made from each income source is itemized, total them up to determine your gross historical revenue. Lastly, make predictions of your income growth rate for future years by multiplying actual revenue by 2.5 or whatever percent makes the most sense based on your historical numbers. Total all income sources – add rows for every expense your company incurs. Next, total them up to determine your gross historical expenses. Then, predict your future expenses. Determine your profit margin – here, you'll subtract your total expenses from your total income to determine your profit margin. It is important to make allowances for major one-time purchases or gross expenses if necessary.
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