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formula for gross profit
revenue - cost of sales =
operating profit formula
gross profit - operating expenses =
profit for the period
operating profit + non-operating income - finance expenses =
costs of sales
opening inventory + purchases - closing inventory
gross profit definition
is the profit a company makes after deducting costs of making and selling its products or the costs of irs services.
operating profit definition
is the profit made after paying all business costs (operating expenses: expenses for day-to-day running of the business), but before paying tax and any other income or expenses such as interest. Profit generated from normal activities of the business e.g. electricity and depreciation/amortisation expenses
factors for calculating a depreciation expense
-The cost (or fair value) of the asset?
-The useful life of the asset?
-Residual value (disposal value)?
-Depreciation method?
accumulated depreciation definition:
-The total depreciation that has been charged on an asset since it was acquired.
Net Book Value
-Is the current value of the non-current asset.
-Calculated as the Cost – Accumulated depreciation =
straight line method formula
(Asset cost – Residual value) / Useful life of the asset
loss of the period formula
total revenue for the period - total expenses incurred in generating that revenue
payable days
= trade payable / cost of sale x 365