How your net worth is calculated, figure by figure — T2 in Melun — SCI à l’IS · ID 01SCI IS

In the middle, what the property leaves you at the end of the year you pick: your net worth if you keep it, or the cash in your pocket if you sell. Around it, the figures it is made of, joined by + and −. Press « + » on a circle to see where that figure comes from; click a circle for its formula with your numbers, then open its map when it has one, otherwise its calculation.

+++−+−Your net worth€78,540if you keep it — beforesale costs and taxesProperty value€133,633estimated, end ofyear 15See its mapHide what goes into « Property value »Value afterworks€124,000your inputSee its mapValue increaseso far€9,633end of year 15See its mapLoan left torepay€55,093end of year 15See its mapCash kept in thecompany€0fed by payments afterthe purchase (€5,957)See its mapCompany tax paidso far€0total so farSee its mapYearly returnafter companytax7.04% per yearmoney-weighted,unsoldSee its map
  • Property, loan and rent
  • Company tax (IS)
  • Cash and compte courant
  • the result
  • built on last year's closing (an opening balance)
  • another use of the figure (on hover)
  • +show / hide what goes into a figure
  • has its own map

In one line: Net worth = property value €133,633 − loan left to repay €55,093 + cash kept in the company €0 − company tax paid so far €0 = €78,540

Each amount in the worked lines is rounded to the cent, so a line can differ by €0.01.