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Explaining gross profit

Episode 139 of the Simplifying Tax and Accounting from I Hate Numbers: podcast, hosted by I Hate Numbers, titled "Explaining gross profit" was published on October 30, 2022 and runs 11 minutes.

October 30, 2022 ·11m · Simplifying Tax and Accounting from I Hate Numbers:

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Explaining gross profit is my mission this  week. Gross profit is the amount of money you make after subtracting the cost of goods sold from your total revenue. This number tells you how much money is left over after you've covered the costs associated with making and selling your products or services.

Check out last weeks podcast and video looked at Operating profit.  This is the amount of money you earn after all expenses have been taken into account. It's what's left over after you've paid for everything your business needs, from labour and materials to rent and marketing.

Many businesses want to ensure they are making a profit, but don't know where to start. This FREE profit calculator shows you exactly what your gross profit is right now. With this information, you can make informed decisions about where your business should go next. Use this calculator to find out if you're making a profit and how much money you could be making!

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This book is based on my 27 + years in business, helping thousands of businesses survive and prosper.  It is an easy, humorous but serious read about running a business, having a financially rewarding relationship with your numbers, Furthermore, my book will help with that battle between the ears, that all business owners experience.

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