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EBITDA Calculator

Calculate EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation & Amortization) from your income statement. Estimate business valuation using an industry multiple.

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EBITDA Results

EBITDA

$230,000.00

EBIT

$210,000.00

EBITDA Margin

46.00%

Implied Valuation

$1,840,000.00

at 8× multiple

Net Income$150,000.00
+ Interest Expense$20,000.00
+ Taxes$40,000.00
= EBIT$210,000.00
+ Depreciation$15,000.00
+ Amortization$5,000.00
= EBITDA$230,000.00

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is EBITDA important?

EBITDA is widely used as a proxy for operating cash flow and company valuation. It strips out financing decisions (interest), tax jurisdictions (taxes), and accounting policies (D&A), enabling apples-to-apples comparison across companies.

What is a good EBITDA margin?

EBITDA margins vary widely by industry. Software/SaaS typically targets 20–40%. Healthcare services 10–20%. Manufacturing 8–14%. Retail 5–10%. A higher margin indicates better operational efficiency.

How is EBITDA used in business valuation?

Enterprise Value = EBITDA × Industry Multiple. Multiples vary by industry and growth rate. Small businesses (under $5M EBITDA) typically trade at 3–5×. Mid-market companies at 5–8×. High-growth SaaS can command 15–30× revenue (not EBITDA).

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