Generally...
Gross sales
Less: Cost of goods sold
= Gross profit
Less: expenses
= Net income/(loss)
There are many variations depending on the type of business and the activities of that business but the above illustration is a the most common calculation used.
2007-02-10 04:07:53
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answer #1
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answered by MrMojo1 5
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sales or income from operations - total expenditure( (increase)or decrease in stock+raw materials cost+salaries and wages+advertising and sale expenses+other expenses,if any)-interest paid-depreciation + income from investments +non recurring income ( - if non recurring, one time expenditure) gives net profit before tax on which corporate tax payabel will be worked out, which when deducted from the above pre-tax profit will give you the net profit.
Let us take an example where sales are 100 cr. raw materials cost is 85 cr, increase in stock 3 cr, depreciation 2cr,salaries 4 cr, interest paid 50 lakhs, income from investments 1cr, land sale 2 cr, It works out like this 100-85+3-2-4-.5+1+2 =14.5 cr which is profit before tax.Let us assume the corporate tax including surcharges at 35% which means, tax outgo of about 5.07cr.Then the net profit will be14.50-5.07=9.43 cr
The points to be noted here are : If there is a decrease in stock, it's value has to be deducted and if there is an increase in stock, it's value has to be added to the expenditure
2007-02-11 04:54:10
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answer #2
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answered by sudheer 2
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Net earnings divided by average shares outstanding.
The amount of profit a company realizes after all costs, expenses and taxes have been paid.
2007-02-10 12:11:49
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answered by Anonymous
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Define the poeriod firs (month/year or even daily basis)
Add cost of products plus operating expenses +fixed exp Find this total Deduct value at cost of unsold products like closing stock
Find the total receipts like sales , interest charged etc From this total deduct the first total
If the answer is positive , Hi , it is Netprofit
Otherwise Net loss
2007-02-10 12:21:58
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answered by Narasimhan G 2
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1st, u have to find out the gross profit.
then,
Gross Profit + Revenue - Expenses = Net Profit
2007-02-10 12:16:49
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answer #5
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answered by c.a.s.p.e.r 1
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I will show the entries of the Income statement where Net profit is calculated.
Sales
Less, Cost of Goods sold
Selling and administrative expenses
Dpreciation expenses
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Earnigns before Interest and taxes(EBIT)
Less, Interest expense
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Earnings after Interest
less, Taxes
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Net Income.
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The bottom line gives the Net income.
2007-02-11 11:09:40
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answered by Mathew C 5
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overall income minus overall expense
2007-02-10 11:51:24
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answered by Karunakaran A 1
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