real-revenue-calculator

Calculates Real Revenue for ProFit First TAP planning using the 50% threshold.

Updated Jan 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/roaming-panda-llc/claude-plugins --skill real-revenue-calculator
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Skill: real-revenue-calculator
Source: https://github.com/roaming-panda-llc/claude-plugins/tree/main/plugins/profit-first-coach/skills/real-revenue-calculator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/roaming-panda-llc/claude-plugins --skill real-revenue-calculator

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps businesses determine whether to use Real Revenue or Total Revenue for Profit First TAP calculations, and computes Real Revenue when needed.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Determine whether to apply Real Revenue or Total Revenue for TAP calculations based on inputs.
  • Calculate Real Revenue = Total Revenue - Materials - Subcontractors and guide subsequent allocations.
  • Provide guidance for TAP lookups and allocation planning based on the selected revenue base.

Quick Start

Provide Total Revenue, Materials Cost, and Subcontractor Cost to receive a recommended revenue base (Real Revenue or Total Revenue) and guidance for TAP lookups.

Frequently Asked Questions about real-revenue-calculator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I calculate Real Revenue for Profit First TAP allocations?

To calculate Real Revenue for Profit First TAP allocations, subtract your Materials Cost and Subcontractor Cost from your Total Revenue. This skill automates that computation and determines if it should be your allocation base.

What is the difference between Real Revenue and Total Revenue in Profit First?

In Profit First, Real Revenue is Total Revenue minus Materials and Subcontractors, while Total Revenue is your gross income. This skill identifies which base to use for TAP lookups based on the 25% threshold.

How do I know if I should use Real Revenue or Total Revenue for my TAP lookup?

You decide by applying the 25% Materials & Subs threshold to your Total Revenue. If your costs exceed this limit, this skill recommends using Real Revenue; otherwise, it advises using Total Revenue for your TAP lookup.

What inputs do I need to calculate Real Revenue for Profit First?

You need to provide Total Revenue, Materials Cost, and Subcontractor Cost. Using these three inputs, the skill applies the 25% threshold and outputs the recommended TAP base and computed Real Revenue.

When should I not use Real Revenue for Profit First allocations?

You should not use Real Revenue when your combined Materials and Subcontractor costs fall below the 25% threshold of Total Revenue. In that scenario, this skill recommends using Total Revenue for your TAP allocations.