Calculators

Run the numbers yourself

Twelve calculators I actually use with clients. The business-owner set is meant to be worked in order: what the company is worth, what a sale nets after fees and tax, what retirement costs, and what the business therefore has to be worth. Nothing is saved, sent, or stored.

THE WEALTH GAP10 TOOLSDesired income$200,000Years until exit10Assets outside the business$1,000,000Net proceeds from the sale$3,000,000PROJECTED SURPLUS$239,630Capital needed$4.55MTotal available$4.79MFrom the business65.9%
Before you rely on it

About these calculators.

Illustrations, not advice

These tools are educational illustrations, not investment, tax, or legal advice, and not a recommendation or projection of any particular result. They use only the assumptions you enter.

Real returns are not this smooth

Returns are treated as constant and compounded monthly, which no real portfolio does. Actual results will differ, and a sequence of poor early returns can change an outcome substantially even when the average holds.

Tax is more than a rate

The business sale tool applies whatever rates you enter and does not account for bracket thresholds, installment sales, qualified small business stock, state apportionment, or entity-level tax. Deal structure commonly moves the after-tax result by more than the headline price does.

Nothing you type leaves your browser

Every calculation runs on your own machine. Nothing you enter is transmitted or stored, and none of it reaches me unless you ask for a PDF and give me your details.

Talk to your CPA and attorney before relying on any of it.