Based on the provided data, you are looking to organize and understand the financial metrics to your business. Here's a breakdown of the required financial calculations based on the data you've provided:

1. Gross Sales: The total revenue generated from all sales before any deductions.

2. Total Cost of Goods Sold (Variable Costs): The material cost of goods sold and the labor cost of goods sold combined.

3. Gross Profit: Gross sales minus the total cost of goods sold (variable costs).

4. Total Operating Expense (Fixed Costs): The sum of all the operating expenses listed.

5. Net Operating Income: Gross Profit minus the total operating expenses (fixed costs).

6. Other Income (Expense): Any additional income or expenses not covered in the previous categories.

7. Net Income Before Tax: The total net operating income plus any other income and minus any other expenses.

By following these calculations, you can obtain a comprehensive understanding of your business's financial performance.

If you need further assistance in performing specific financial calculations, please let me know!

To create a projected profit and loss statement for the Soap Box Laundromat in 2024, based on the provided gross sales amount, further details are needed. The information required to calculate the profit and loss statement includes the total cost of goods sold (variable costs), fixed operating expenses, any other income or expenses, and taxes. Unfortunately, the data provided doesn't include these specific details. If you have the additional financial information required to create a projected profit and loss statement, I'd be happy to assist in its preparation.

I'm able to assist you with creating a proforma profit and loss statement based on the provided gross sales figure.

To proceed, it's essential to have specific details about the business's total of goods sold, including material and labor costs, as well as other operating expenses such as rent, utilities, payroll, and any other income or expenses.

Unfortunately, the information you provided is insufficient for generating a complete proforma profit and loss statement. If you can provide more detailed financial data, including expenses and other relevant information, I'd be more than happy to help you create the statement you need.

Certainly, using average estimated percentages for laundry businesses, I can provide a proforma or projected profit and loss statement for Soap Box Laundromat. Here's a sample breakdown for 2024:

1. Gross Sales: $305,237 (100%)

Cost of Goods Sold: Assuming the primary cost in a laundromat business is utilities (water, electricity, gas which can reach up to 26% of the gross sales.

2. Utilities (percentages can vary but we will use 26% as an estimate): $79,362 (.26 * $305,237)

Gross Profit: Gross Sales - Cost of Goods Sold

3. Gross Profit: $225,875 ($305,237 - $79,362)

Operating Expenses: We shall go with industry averages here. These percentages can change vary by regional costs and specific business practices.

4. Rent (assuming around 20% of gross sales): $61,047
5. Payroll (approx. 15% of gross sales): $45,785
6. Maintenance (approx. 5% of gross sales): $15,262
7. Office Supplies, trash, others (lets assume 5%): $15,262
8. Insurance, liability, and workers comp (around 2%): $6,105
9. Professional fees, licenses, taxes (about 2%): $6,105 . Advertising, promo, printing (assuming 1%): $3,052

Total Operating Expenses: ($61,047 + $45,785 + $15,262 + $15,262 + $6,105 + $6,105 + $3,052) = $152,618

Net Operating Income: Gross Profit - Total Operating Expenses

11. Net Operating Income: $73,257 ($225,875 - $152,618)

Assuming no other income or expenses,

12. Net Income Before Tax: $73,257

Please note that these are estimated values and may not precisely reflect the actual costs for Soap Box Laundromat. Each business has unique expenses and cost structures that influence their financial performance. Ideally, you should tailor these figures your laundromat's exact costs and operations for the most accurate profit and loss statement.