What is Net Profit Percentage?
Net Profit % before/after Tax = Net Profit before or after Tax /Sales Net Profit % before/after Tax shows the profit per R1 of sales
Net Profit % before/after Tax = Net Profit before or after Tax /Sales Net Profit % before/after Tax shows the profit per R1 of sales
Gross Profit % is also known as Gross Margin % Gross Profit % = Gross Profit / Sales Higher the gross profit %, higher the
Gross Profit Less Operating Expenses = Net profit before tax Less Tax = Net Profit after tax Net Profit shows the profit, after all expenses,
Sales Less Cost of Sales = Gross Profit Gross Profit excludes operating expenses, interest and taxation Gross Profit shows the profit after deducting direct costs
Provision for Bad Debts 100% of debtors are unlikely to pay the amount owed to the business. A % will not be collected/received Provision for
Bad Debt Bad debt is amount owed to the business, that will not be collected/received Bad debt is shown under Expenses in the Income Statement
Debtor Schedule Debtor schedule usually prepared with the cash budget Debtor schedule shows R to be collected from debtors over the budgeted period Debtor schedule
Debtor Collection Period Collection Period = Debtors/Credit sales * 365 = number of days It shows the number of days from the sale until cash
Operating Expenses Operating expenses arise in normal operation & running of the business – the day to day activities Operating Expenses not directly related to
Prepaid Expense Prepaid expense is expense paid in the current the financial year in respect of the following financial year Prepaid Expense will decrease the
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