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What survives beyond the project?

What survives beyond the project?Illustrative project contribution of $20,240 less Other pursuit costs $4,000, Central operations $5,000, Bench / upkeep $4,500, Owner work $3,000 produces Before-tax remainder of $3,740; Remainder is before tax and reserve. Do not count project administration or owner work twice.ILLUSTRATIVE ECONOMICSWhat survives beyond the project?Company-cost bridge · same eight-week period · USDUSD010k20k30k20240Project contribution−4000Other pursuit costs−5000Central operations−4500Bench / upkeep−3000Owner work3740Before-tax remainderRemainder is before tax and reserve. Do not count project administration or owner work twice.
A constructed company-level bridge deducts $16,500 of costs outside the project ledger from its $20,240 contribution. The $3,740 remainder is $260 short of a proposed $4,000 reserve; reserve is not another expense.

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