| T Mac | Thursday, August 15, 2013 - 12:54 am 
Hey all-
I have an air transport company, Louth Air Transport on WG, country Grand State of Basilka. It has posted profits for operations and whatnot at 11b has a net loss over 4b. While taxes and things could hit the bottom line (30%), over 100% loss is hard to understand. My other air transports aren't hurting like this. Any ideas?
tmac |
| moorecj | Thursday, August 15, 2013 - 01:23 am
How much has it paid out? If it paid high profit payouts that will hit The net. |
| T Mac | Thursday, August 15, 2013 - 12:42 pm
Here is the finance data:
Products Sold Current Month 2,008.22M SC$
Cash Available Now 209,535.41M SC$
Products Sold Last Year 39,615.41M SC$
Profit Last Year 10,543.25M SC$
Net Profit Last Year -4,464.80M SC$
Products Sold Last Month 3,293.82M SC$
Profit Last Month 828.60M SC$
Net Profit Last Month 435.01M SC$
Assets 259,352.12M SC$
Market Value 494,349.12M SC$
Outstanding Loans 0.00M SC$
Value of Supplies 9,729.49M SC$
Production Last Month 2,355,721.58
Production Level Last Month 125.60 %
Employment Level Last Month 100.00 %
Production Process Quality 250
Quality of the Product 319.5
Production Process Effectivity 250
Welfare Index 125.64
Tax 30%, profit 50% It has gone from 2.1T to now 400b because of this mystery "bleeding". |
| Borg Queen | Thursday, August 15, 2013 - 09:33 pm
So, first of all it's not 'Grand State of Basilka' but 'The Grand State of Basilka.
Second: Public Corps every now and then do a Profit-Payout to their Share-Holders, seems to be about 15B last year. This is counted toward the Net-Profit of that year for that specific corp. And as Long as the Net-Profit is neg. the value of the corp falls. Dont worry, next year it will go up again.
Third: There is a 'Problems' and 'Help' Forum, please use it |
| Andy | Friday, August 16, 2013 - 10:54 am
You probably changed the tax percentage during that year.
Taxes are recomputed with a back service if you change the percentage.
When you increase, you can have a one time charge for the last couple of months.
when you reduce, you will see the opposite. No taxes for a prolonged period until the payments reach the new tax level.
We should probably get rid of this feature as it seems difficult to understand and dates from the "puristic" period when too much effort was done to create a true simulation. We should computing taxes by the month. |
| thewhy | Friday, August 16, 2013 - 02:57 pm
Andy do you secretly want to make simcoutry a first person shooter? |
| Andy | Friday, August 16, 2013 - 05:35 pm
secretly? |
| craigwilliamson79 | Monday, August 26, 2013 - 07:18 am
Ha, best response ever. |
