Personal Money Management 101How to Read a Financial Statement : Profit and Loss Account |
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The Profit and Loss Account summarizes a business's performance over a period (usually a year). Sales (turnover): total sales revenues. Cost of Sales: production overheads, raw materials, employees, product development, changes in stock levels, depreciation. Gross Profit = Sales - Cost of Sales. Operating Costs: costs of administration, distribution, marketing. Operating Profit = Gross Profit - Operating Costs. (also referred to as profit before interest and tax, PBIT). Profit Before Tax = Operating Profit - Profit
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