I don t know how to get 15 when I was making the profit and loss statement

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1. Calculation error: because the operating profit is calculated without missing items, the operating profit should not be.

Operating profit = profit from main business + profit from other business - management expenses - financial expenses - exchange loss.

2. There should be missing items: total profit operating profit + investment benefit + subsidy income + non-operating income - non-operating expenditure + profit and loss adjustment of previous years.

That's right, you can see if there are any missing items, such as management expenses, financial expenses, other business income and other business expenses, non-operating income and expenses, etc., and you'll be fine.

Operating profit = profit from main business - profit from other business - financial expenses - operating expenses - administrative expenses.

Profit from main business = income from main business - cost of main business - tax and surcharge of main business.

Operating profit = should be missing.

The computer shouldn't be wrong, but you should be wrong. If there are no non-operating expenses or income, it should be like you. I am also an accountant, for your reference.

Your algorithm is correct, but there must be things that are missing, such as management fees, financial expenses, etc.!

There are also fines to be added!!

It should be that he wrote something wrong or omitted an item, and the computer automatically calculated it would not be wrong under normal circumstances.

Your operating profit should be that you made an error in your calculations.

If the content is correct, and the computer gives an error in the result, is the number entered into the wrong line?

No, if there are only these items, the operating profit should be, is there a missing item?

This table should be a figure for less management costs and financial expenses.

Net profit is calculated as follows: Net Profit = Total Profit (1 - Income Tax Rate); Among them: total profit = operating profit + non-operating income - non-operating expenses; Operating profit = operating income - operating costs (main business costs and other business costs) - taxes, surcharges - selling expenses - administrative expenses - R&D expenses - financial expenses - asset impairment losses + other income + investment income + change in income from fair value + income from asset disposal.

Extended Information:1Net profit refers to the total profit of an enterprise for the current period minus the amount after deducting income tax. It is a basic tool to evaluate the profitability, operating performance and solvency of enterprises.

If the net profit is large, the operating efficiency of the enterprise is good; If the net profit is small, the operating efficiency of the enterprise is poor. It is a comprehensive indicator that reflects and analyzes various situations of the enterprise.

2.Net profit refers to the total profit of the enterprise in the current period after deducting income tax, that is, the after-tax profit of the enterprise. Income tax refers to the tax calculated and paid to the state by an enterprise on the total amount of profits realized by it in accordance with the standards stipulated in the Income Tax Law.

It is a deduction item from the total profit of the enterprise. It refers to the company's retained profits after paying income tax in accordance with the regulations in the total profits, generally known as after-tax profits or net income. The amount of net profit depends on two factors, one is the total profit and the other is the income tax expense.

The formula for calculating net profit is: net profit = total profit - income tax expense. Net profit is the end result of business operations.

If the net profit is more, the operating efficiency of the enterprise will be better; If the net profit is low, the operating efficiency of the enterprise is poor. It is the main indicator to measure the operational efficiency of a business.

3.The amount of net profit depends on two factors: one is the gross profit and the other is the income tax rate.

The corporate income tax rate is legal. The higher the income tax rate, the lower the net profit. There are two types of income tax rates in China.

First, the general enterprise income tax rate is 33%, that is, 33% of the total profit is paid to the state treasury as tax; In addition, the preferential tax rate for foreign-invested enterprises and some high-tech enterprises is 15%. Under the same operating conditions, the lower the income tax rate, the better the operating efficiency of the enterprise.

There are three formulas for calculating profits: net profit = total profit - income tax expense; Gross profit = main business income - main business cost in proportion to revenue; Profit Operating profit + net investment income + net non-operating income and expenditure 1, operating profit is greater than gross profit is greater than net profit, net profit is the final operating result of an enterprise, net profit is more, the operating efficiency of the enterprise is good; If the net profit is less, the operating efficiency of the enterprise is poor, and it is the main indicator to measure the operating efficiency of an enterprise. 2. Operating profit = operating income - operating costs - taxes and surcharges - sales expenses - management expenses - financial expenses - credit impairment losses - asset impairment losses + fair value change income (or - fair value change loss) + investment income (or - investment loss).

3. What is the difference between gross profit and net profit, gross profit is the profit part of the sales revenue after deducting the costs generated by the main business, and net profit refers to the company's profit retention after paying income tax in accordance with the provisions in the total profit

Answer: Net profit refers to the total profit of the enterprise in the current period minus the amount of income tax, that is, the after-tax profit of the enterprise. Income tax refers to the tax calculated and paid to the state by the enterprise on the total amount of profits realized in accordance with the standards stipulated in the income tax law. It is a deduction item from the total profit of the enterprise.

It refers to the company's profit retention after paying income tax in accordance with the provisions in the total profit, which is also known as after-tax profit or net profit. The amount of net profit depends on two factors, one is the total profit, and the other is the income tax expense. Net profit is calculated as follows:

Net Profit = Total Profit - Income Tax Expense. Net profit is the final result of an enterprise's operation, and the more net profit, the better the operating efficiency of the enterprise; If the net profit is less, the operating efficiency of the enterprise is poor, and it is the main indicator to measure the operating efficiency of an enterprise.

Question: Net profit = profit income tax, no need to reduce management fees and employee salaries. These.

Ask [incomprehensible] [incomprehensible] whether you understand or not.

Question: Oh, what is the gross profit, and what is the difference [incomprehensible].

Question: Don't you have to subtract labor costs?

Ask questions. Clearly, net profit is the profit after deducting everything, and gross profit is the profit after deducting costs, right?

First of all, the main reason for the fact that there is a profit on the corporate income statement, while the enterprise has no cash. 1.There are problems in the capital management of the enterprise, and the indicators of capital turnover efficiency such as inventory turnover rate and accounts receivable turnover rate are relatively low, that is, the capital turnover efficiency is poor, which makes the capital plate of the enterprise smaller and smaller.

2.The competitive pressure of the industry in which the enterprise is located is greater, and the product marketing mainly takes the way of credit sales, but it is very chaotic in the management of sales business, whether it is sales contract management, customer credit management, accounts receivable reconciliation management, and accounts receivable collection management, etc., the necessary risk control is not achieved, resulting in sales payment is not timely, or can not be recovered. 3.

For long-term investment projects, due to the long investment period, especially the capital contribution of the construction period, the investment is larger.

The formula for calculating total profit is: total profit = operating profit + non-operating income - non-operating expenses;

Among them: operating profit = operating income - operating costs - business taxes and surcharges - selling expenses - management expenses - financial expenses - asset impairment loss + fair value change gain (or fair value change loss) + investment income (or - investment loss);

Operating income = main business income + other business income.

Total profit refers to the surplus of various incomes of the enterprise in the process of production and operation after deducting various expenses, reflecting the total profit and loss realized by the enterprise during the reporting period, which is the final financial result achieved through production and operation activities in a certain period of time, and is also a very important economic indicator to measure the operating performance of the enterprise.

Other Business Profit Calculation Formulas:

Other Business Profit = Other Business Income Other Business Costs.

Operating Profit Calculation Formula:

Operating profit = operating income Operating costs Taxes and surcharges Selling expenses Administrative expenses Financial expenses Asset impairment loss Credit impairment loss + fair value change gain (fair value change loss) + investment income (investment loss) + asset disposal gain (asset disposal loss) + other income.

Operating profit margin = (operating profit operating income) 100%, operating profit margin indicates the ability of the enterprise to obtain profits through production and operation, the higher the ratio, the stronger the profitability of the enterprise.

Among them: operating income = main business income + other business income.

Operating cost = main business cost + other business cost.

1. In the balance sheet (profit and loss statement), the formula for calculating other business profit and operating profit is as follows: Other business profit = other business income - other business expenses.

Operating profit = profit from main business + profit from other businesses - operating expenses - management expenses - financial expenses. 2. Operating profit and other business profits are calculated on the debit side for the increase and the credit side for the decrease. 3. Product sales profit = main business profit = main business income - main business cost - main business tax and surcharge.

4. Product sales profit = sales revenue - cost of sales, so it is possible to be positive or negative, on the credit side, negative on the credit side. The profit from the sale of products in the income statement is calculated, and it should be equal to the balance of "profit of the year - profit from the sale of products" in the accounting account, the balance is a loss on the debit side, and the balance is the profit obtained on the credit side. "Profit for the year" is an equity account, and its debit amount represents the amount of costs, expenses, non-operating expenses, etc., and the credit amount represents the amount of various incomes.

The balance represents a loss on the debit side and the balance represents a profit on the credit side.

The formula for calculating the total profit in the income statement is: total profit = operating profit + non-operating income - non-operating expenses

The income statement is a financial statement that reflects the results of the company's economic camping in a certain accounting period. At present, there are two types of profit ** types commonly used in the world: single-step and multi-step.

The single-step method is to add up the total income of the current period, and then add the total amount of all expenses to calculate the current income at one time, which is characterized by the fact that the information provided is raw data and easy to understand; Multi-step is a way to calculate the net profit by calculating various profits in multiple steps, which is convenient for users to compare and analyze the operation and profitability of the enterprise.

The income statement is a statement that reflects the operating results of an enterprise in a certain accounting period. Because it reflects the situation of a certain period, it is also called a dynamic report. Sometimes, the income statement is also called the income statement, income statement.

The income statement generally has two parts: the first and the main statement. The first part of the table indicates the name of the report preparation unit, the date of preparation of hail preparation, the report number, the currency name, the unit of measurement, etc.; The positive statement is the main body of the income statement, reflecting the various items and calculation processes that form the operating results, so this statement was once called the profit and loss calculation book.

There are two types of income statement formats: single-step income statement and multi-step income statement. A single-step income statement is to list all the income for the current period together and then list all the expenses together, and subtract the two to get the net profit or loss for the current period.

The multi-step income statement is to classify the income, expenses and expenditure items of the current period according to their nature, and list some intermediate profit indicators according to the main links of profit formation, such as operating profit, total profit and net profit, and calculate the net profit and loss of the current period step by step.

Total profit is calculated by the formula: total profit = operating profit + non-operating income - non-operating expenses.

1. Operating profit

It refers to the profits obtained by enterprises engaged in production and business activities, which is the main profit of enterprises. Operating profit includes profit from main business, profit from other businesses, operating expenses, administrative expenses and financial expenses.

2. Non-operating income

Including gains on the disposal of non-current assets, gains on the exchange of non-monetary assets, gains on intangible assets, gains on debt restructuring, gains on business combinations, profits from business combinations, profits from inventory transactions, payables that cannot be paid due to creditors' reasons, subsidies, additional refunds of education fees, income from fines, gains from donations, etc.

3. Expenses outside the business model

Expenses incurred by the enterprise that are not directly related to the daily production and operation activities of the enterprise. Including losses on disposal of non-current assets, losses on the exchange of non-monetary assets, losses on debt restructuring, public welfare donation expenditures, extraordinary losses, inventory losses, etc.

The difference between gross profit and net profit

1. The formula is different

Total profit = operating profit + non-operating income - non-operating expenses;

Net Profit = Total Profit - Income Tax Expense.

2. The definitions are different

Net profit refers to the total profit of the enterprise in the current period minus the amount of income tax, that is, the after-tax profit of the enterprise;

The total profit is the final financial result achieved by the enterprise through production and operation activities in a certain period of time.