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    [QUOTE=I track all my expenses in an Excel spreadsheet for the following:
    Food & Kitchen Supplies
    Toys & Equipment
    Craft Supplies
    Field Trips & Outings
    Gifts & Seasonal Celebrations
    Office Expenses
    Advertising & Website
    Daycare area only Maintenance & Repairs
    % of Household maintenance
    Professional Development
    % Vehicle Expenses
    Business Liability Insurance
    % of annual Mortgage Interest
    % of annual Property Tax
    % of annual Gas bill total
    % of annual Hydro bill total
    Rogers Internet bill for business
    Cell phone bill for business
    Bell - additional services for answering machine, call display[/QUOTE]

    How do you calculate the % for mortgage interest, property tax, hydro, etc?

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    Quote Originally Posted by olivetree View Post
    How do you calculate the % for mortgage interest, property tax, hydro, etc?
    I use the CRA equation for this - we have a specific one for 'home childcare care' because we have 'shared space' generally verses entirely 'dedicated space' like a hairdresser or someone would have where the space is not used for 'home use' at anytime.

    (Square footage of home used for business / total Square footage of home) x (hours worked / 24 hours) x (days open / 365 days) = % of shared expenses

    So for example if you use 850 square feet of your 1500 square foot home, are open 10 hours a day of a 24 hour day, and your program is open 240 days a year out of 365 your equation would be 850/1500 x 10/24 x 240/365 x 100 ... and would 15.5 % of your 'shared expenses' being business related.

    If you suck at math you can put your equation into google and hit search and it will do the math for you
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