$778,800Illustrative worked example
Revenue overstated by inflows
counted as revenue by a categoriser; $528,800 of it was customers paying
- What was observed
- $778,800 came into the business account over six months.
- What a generic approach says
- A categoriser counts all of it as revenue.
- What the engine read
- True revenue was $528,800. The rest was $180,000 of loan proceeds, a $45,000 owner injection and $25,000 moving between the business's own accounts.
- What it meant for the decision
- Net surplus was $174,200, not $516,820: repayment capacity was overstated roughly three times.