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This document discusses how to calculate gross profit margin and net profit margin. Gross profit margin is calculated as gross profit divided by total revenue. Gross profit is revenue minus the cost of goods or services sold. Net profit margin is calculated as net profit divided by total revenue. Net profit is gross profit minus all other business expenses. Understanding how to calculate profit margins provides insight into the health and performance of a business.
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- 2. Gross Profit Margin vs. Net Profit Margin Inordertocalculateyourprofitmargin,firstyou’ll needtofirstundertstandthedifferencebetween grossprofitandnetprofit. Two types of profit margin: Gross Profit Margin & Net Profit Margin
- 3. Gross Profit Grossprofitcalculatesthetotalincomefromyour goodsorservicesminusthecostofthosegoodsor services(sometimesreferredtoasCOGS). Revenue from goods/services - Cost of Goods/Services = Gross profit
- 4. Theonlyexpensesincludedaredirectly relatedto thecreationofthosespecificgoodsandservices. Not included in calculation Other expenses, such as: •payroll •rent&utilities •taxes •otherbusinessexpenses Expenses Included in Gross Profit
- 5. See Your Profit & Loss Statement (P&L,alsocommonlycalledan‘IncomeStatement) Top lineofyourP&L: Revenue Cost of goods sold(COGS)onP&L:Expenses* *expensesforthosegoodsorservicesonly Gather the Numbers Revenue from goods/services - Cost of Goods/Services - Other Business Expenses = Net profit Take my FREE MINI-COURSE for more detail on calculating profit margins and discover how to put the knowledge to use in your business! Get Started in minutes! >>
- 6. Net Profit Netprofitalso includesallbusinessexpenses,not justthedirectcostofgoodsorservices. Revenuefromgoods/services-CostofGoods/Services -OtherBusinessExpenses=Net profit
- 7. Expenses Included in Net Profit ALLbusinessincomeandexpensesareincludedin thenetprofitcalculation. Included in calculation Other income & expenses, such as: •investmentincome •rent,utilities&payrollexpenses •allotherbusinessexpenses
- 8. *Byincludingallbusinessesexpensesinanetprofitcalculationa moredetailedpictureemergesofthebusinesshealth. See Your Profit & Loss Statement (P&L,alsocommonlycalledan‘IncomeStatement) Bottom LineoftheP&L: Net Profit* Gather the Numbers Revenue from goods/services - Cost of Goods/Services - Other Business Expenses = Net profit
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- 10. 1. Gross Profit Margin Grossprofitmarginisapercentageofincome retainedasprofitafteraccountingforthedirect costofthegoodsorservices Gross Profit / Total Revenue x 100 = Gross Profit Margin
- 11. RevenuefromthetoplineofyourP&Lis$10,000 CostofgoodsorservicesfromyourP&Lis$8,000 Yourgrossprofitis$10,000-$8,000=$2,000 Example: Gross Profit Margin Calculation Gross profit margin is $2,000 / $10,000 x 100 = 20%
- 12. Net Profit / Total Revenue x 100 = Net Profit Margin 2. Net Profit Margin Netprofitmarginisapercentageofincome retainedasprofitafteraccountingforall businessexpenses
- 13. RevenuefromthetoplineofyourP&Lis$10,000 CostofgoodsorservicesfromyourP&Lis$8,000 allotherexpensesareanadditional$1,000 YourNetprofitis$10,000-$8,000-$1,000=$1,000 Example: Net Profit Margin Calculation Net profit margin is $1,000 / $10,000 x 100 = 10%
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