Spending Analysis

Operating costs, capital investment, and planned purchases — last 12 months.

Operating Expenses

Materials & Supplies
$4,500
5.7%
Subcontractors & Labour
$0
0.0%
Overheads
$75,085
94.3%
Top Operating Accounts
Office Equipment710$6,3007.9%
Advertising400$4,5005.7%
Computer Equipment720$1,9702.5%
Office Expenses453$1,3871.7%
General Expenses429$1,1941.5%
Rent469$1,1811.5%
Light, Power, Heating445$1,0551.3%
Purchases300$8401.1%
Motor Vehicle Expenses449$6810.9%
Cleaning408$4650.6%
Entertainment420$4500.6%
Travel - National493$4410.6%
Telephone & Internet489$2440.3%
Subscriptions485$1200.2%
Consulting & Accounting412$980.1%

Capital Expenditure

TTM Capital Purchases
$0
last 12 months
% of TTM Revenue
0.0%
low — between cycles
TTM Revenue
$83,574
basis for CapEx ratio
No capital expenditure recorded in the last 12 months — typical for businesses between asset replacement cycles.

Planned Purchases

Add a planned purchase
Work VanvehicleTarget: May 2026
$35,000
Work van
503% of avg monthly revenueNext saving opportunity: EOFY Sale (11w away) — typically 10–30% off

Australian Buying Seasons

EOFY Sale
May 15 – June 30
11w away
Many Australian suppliers offer end-of-financial-year pricing on business equipment.
10–30% offcomputer, equipment, vehicle, software, office, furniture
Black Friday / Cyber Monday
Late November
35w away
Electronics and computing equipment.
20–40% offcomputer, electronics, equipment
Boxing Day
26–31 December
39w away
Post-Christmas clearance on equipment and technology.
20–35% offcomputer, equipment, electronics
Back to Business
January – February
44w away
Business equipment and software licensing deals.
10–20% offcomputer, equipment, software, office, furniture

Seasonal patterns are based on commonly observed Australian market trends and are indicative only. Individual pricing varies by supplier and product category.

Expense data covers the last 12 months from your connected Xero account. CapEx classification is based on Xero account types and keyword matching. This is observational analysis — not financial advice.