Markup
What should I charge?
Enter your cost and the markup you want to get a selling price.
Change any number and the answer updates as you type. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is stored. Estimates for planning, not filing advice.
What should I charge?
Enter your cost and the markup you want to get a selling price.
What margin am I making?
Enter revenue and cost to see gross profit and margin.
How much do I need to sell?
Find how many units you must sell to cover fixed costs.
How much sales tax do I add?
New Jersey state sales tax is 6.625%. Enter an amount to see the tax and total.
What will this loan cost each month?
Estimate a monthly payment, principal and interest only.
Where will my cash be in a few months?
Project your cash balance from average monthly income and expenses.
Did this investment pay off?
Compare what you put in against what came back.
These calculators are provided free by AMX Business and Bookkeeping, a New Jersey bookkeeping and controller services firm based in Linden, NJ. They give quick estimates for everyday decisions like pricing, sales tax and financing. They are not financial, tax or accounting advice. For figures tailored to your business, our team offers full bookkeeping, financial reporting and QuickBooks support across New Jersey.
Look up a term in the accounting glossaryStraight answers to the questions owners ask before they get started. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
Ask a bookkeeping questionThe New Jersey state sales tax rate is 6.625%. Certain Urban Enterprise Zones and specific goods may be taxed differently, so check current NJ Division of Taxation guidance for your situation.
Gross profit margin is gross profit divided by revenue, expressed as a percentage. For example, if revenue is $10,000 and cost is $6,000, gross profit is $4,000 and the margin is 40%.
These tools give quick estimates for planning and are not a substitute for professional advice. For accurate figures and filing, contact AMX at (877) 269-2571 or info@amxbookkeeping.com.
We prepare cash flow, profitability and break-even reporting as part of monthly bookkeeping, and we explain what changed. Start with a free consultation.