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Calculators›Business owners›True Runway
BUS-06Inputs: Revenue, expenses, entity type, scenariosEstimate only

True Runway

Cash Flow Forecast & Tax-Adjusted Reserve Planner — built for California small business owners. See what your cash really does once tax, trust liabilities, and forward operations are accounted for.

Scenario, View & Horizon

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Cash Position

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Revenue Streams

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Operating Expenses

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Use % of revenue for variable costs (COGS, subs, merchant fees) so they flex with each scenario automatically.

Income Tax

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Trust Liabilities & CA Franchise — not yours to spend

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Advanced rate overrides
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Federal brackets and standard deduction are 2026 (Rev. Proc. 2025-32); California uses the 2025 schedules, the latest the FTB has published. Estimated income tax modeled on the CA 30/40/0/30 weighting; sales tax remits Apr 30 / Jul 31 / Oct 31 / Jan 31.
True runway
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Lowest cash point
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Cliff date
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Distributable today
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without breaching buffer
Projected cash
Buffer floor (2-mo opex)
Tax-payment period
Move to reserve account today
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Where your cash actually stands

Monthly cash outflows — by category

Annual tax & trust obligations

Period-by-period forecast

Estimates only — not tax, legal, or financial advice and not a substitute for a filed return or engagement. Federal rate tables are 2026 (Rev. Proc. 2025-32); California tables are 2025, the latest published. QBI, NIIT, AMT, additional-Medicare, credits, basis limits, and entity-specific items may materially change actual liability. Estimated-tax and sales-tax timing are planning models, not payment schedules. Prepared with True Runway by James Stillion, CPA.