What actually lands in your pocket
Gross revenue is a vanity number. After costs and taxes, the real figure is smaller — this shows you how much smaller.
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How this is calculated
Profit is gross revenue minus business costs. Take-home is profit with the tax buffer removed:(gross − costs) × (1 − tax%). The buffer is applied to profit, not gross, because you're only taxed on what's left after legitimate expenses. It's a flat rate here for simplicity — your real tax depends on bracket, deductions, and state.
This is the sibling of the rate calculator, which works the other direction: from the take-home you want, back to the rate that funds it. For a closer read on the tax slice, use the freelance tax estimator.