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Bank Statement Income Calculator

Qualifying income for self-employed borrowers from 12 or 24 months of deposits.Pro

Share of deposits treated as business expenses. Lenders commonly use 20 to 50%.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose a 12 or 24 month statement period.
  2. Enter total business deposits and subtract transfers, loan proceeds and refunds.
  3. Set the expense factor your lender uses and review qualifying income.

Formulas

Eligible deposits = total deposits - excluded deposits.

Qualifying monthly income = eligible deposits / months x (1 - expense factor).

Frequently asked questions

What is a bank statement loan?

A non-QM mortgage that uses bank deposits instead of tax returns to document income, common for self-employed borrowers.

What expense factor is typical?

Lenders often use a flat 20 to 50%, or a CPA-prepared expense ratio. Your lender decides, so confirm theirs.

Which deposits should be excluded?

Transfers between your own accounts, loan proceeds, refunds and one-time non-business deposits.

Is this a lender qualification?

No. It is an estimate. Lenders review statements line by line and apply their own overlays.