my business, i started about 6 months ago with about 6,000 from my credit card, and have already grossed $327,385... my expenses as a company are about $3,000 per month.some people, sink a few hundred thousand dollars into a business, and see a few thousand dollars per month, and have to keep sinking money into it until it kicks off...I HAPPENED to fall into the perfect business at the right place at the right time and it worked. honestly, my business PROBABLY won t be around for more than 3 or 4 years, but.. i ll have made a ****-ton from it in the mean time. 89% of businesses fail in the first year.. out of that 11% left, half of those fail in the second year... out of the 5.5% left, the only reason they succeed beyond that is because this was their 3rd or 4th or 5th business... 95% of businesses DO NOT make a profit AT ALL within the first 2 years. those are true statistics.. the only reason i told you about my case is to prove a point that i will now state...NO ONE can answer your question.... without knowing what the business is, where they are located, the factors that go INTO how they do business, the experience of the people within the business, and about 40 million other factors. this question can t be answered. it s almost like what s the average number of beans a fat guy can eat. how can you judge that? your answer is between $1 and $1 million billion given your parameters.
There is no answer to this as a small business covers a large group. A company that has 9 employees makes a million a year, is a small business. A company that has 2 employees and makes 50k a year is also a small business. A company that has 10 employees losses 30k a year is also a small business. Business are not considered small because of how much they make.
A small business just made a year - get outta here...
It may make a loss (or what s known as negative profit)
