Run the business first

Enter the estate, debts, unpaid zakat and bequests — the shares compute at once.

Enter the wealth and the reference prices — threshold, rate and amount compute at once.

How many animals for how many people, cost per person, a meat-division plan, and the two-one 'aqiqah — every line with its evidence.

Compute PPh 21/26 for every recipient type — each line of the computation shown, with the regulation behind it.

Education, retirement, emergency, haj, housing, time value of money, wealth transfer, and the six health ratios.

Enter a business's financial statements and read nineteen ratios in full — formula, thresholds, and a comparison across quarters or the last five years.

Each partner's capital, the agreed ratio, this period's result — profit by ratio, loss by capital share, the three conditions that, broken, turn the contract into an interest loan, then each partner's ROI, IRR and payout waterfall on a payout schedule.

Your capital, the project's capital, projected profit and nisbah — then your share, ROI, IRR a year, when your capital is back and the payout waterfall when profit is paid monthly, quarterly, yearly, at the end or in chosen months; with a schedule comparison and scenarios for when the projection misses.

Work out a home instalment on a margin fixed to the final payment — with the affordability ratio, an early-settlement simulation, and a bank-by-bank comparison.

Rent and invest the difference, a conventional mortgage, sharia financing, or an outright purchase — compared side by side with the real costs: transfer duty, VAT, notary, provision, land tax and service charges.

Work out a vehicle instalment on a selling price agreed once at the akad — with the down payment, takaful per policy year, the cash needed on the day, and the ratio against income.

Set weekly receipts and payments, test changes in sales, costs and collection timing, then find the weeks that need more cash.

Review contracts, funding and business practices. Prepare evidence and questions for a sharia reviewer.

Connect tax status, transactions, evidence and deadlines. Prepare an action plan with traceable sources.

Map corporate, licensing, employment and data obligations. Record evidence, owners and next steps.