<![CDATA[This study examines the income structure and financial feasibility of a micro-scale laundry enterprise operating within the service sector. The research was conducted using a descriptive quantitative approach, with primary data collected through structured interviews with the business owner and employees. Financial analysis was carried out by calculating revenue, operating costs, net income, and the Benefit Cost ratio to determine economic viability. The findings show that the enterprise achieved an average B C ratio of 2.02 in the observed period, indicating strong financial feasibility and efficiency in operational management. The results highlight that micro-enterprise laundry businesses can achieve sustainable profitability when supported by effective cost control, accurate financial recording, and consistent service demand. The study suggests strengthening financial management practices and implementing systematic cost monitoring to enhance long-term business sustainability.]]>
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