Dual-Asset Exit Calculator

All figures in Australian dollars. Own your premises too? Fill in both sections. Business only? Just fill in the first — the calculator adapts.

Asset 1 — The business

Profit before interest, tax, depreciation & amortisation, adjusted for owner add-backs — and after a market rent for your premises if you own them.

Asset 2 — The property (leave blank if you don't own your premises)

What a tenant would pay per year at arm's length. If blank, we estimate using a 6% yield — Australian commercial yields typically run 5–7.5%.

Your total dual-asset position
Indicative figures before tax and transaction costs
Business value range
Property equity
Market value minus secured debt
Annual market rent

Path A — Sell the business, keep the freehold

  • Cash at settlement (business sale):
  • Ongoing rent from the new owner as your tenant: per year
  • You retain a hard asset of that can keep appreciating

A formal market lease, signed before the business goes to market, protects the business price and locks in that rent.

Path B — Sell everything

  • Cash at settlement (business + property equity):
  • Ongoing income: none — the capital must fund whatever comes next

Indicative figures only, before capital gains tax, transaction costs, agent fees and any SMSF considerations. This is general information, not financial, tax or legal advice. Speak to licensed advisers before acting.

Your numbers are a starting point — what's next?

See how exit-ready your assets actually are, or talk the paths through with David directly.