Below follows an overview of all costs involved in investing for a 1/16th fraction.
| REVENUES AND COSTS |
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| What |
Start |
During |
End |
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| Cash |
150.000 |
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| (part of running costs) |
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(55.000) |
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| Compensation private use |
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28.000 |
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| Charter income |
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28.000 |
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| Distribution of profit |
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p.m. |
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| Net sales value |
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p.m. |
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Without any revenues from chartering each owner would be liable to pay 1/16th of the total annual running costs of the ship. Combining income out of private use, with charter income, your annual compensation for private use should amount to € 28.000. Depending on the companies’ profits, your actual annual expenses might turn out to be less.
Budgetting and calculating we have made many assumptions, based on our market research and our joint experiences. We can not guarantee the numbers and costs as such. In real life the might deviate from our prognosis. What we can guarantee is that however minor or even major the numbers and costs deviate from our forecast, they will all have to be multiplied by at least two in order for your annual expenses to come at the level they would be should you own you private 60 ft yacht.
