Net Income Calculator
Examples:
For simple profit calculations just subtract sales cost from the total revenue to work out the gross profit, like so:
10,000 - 420 = 9,580
But what about operating expenses? This would define distribution cost, administrative fees and other expenses essential to the running of a company; those expenses would also need to be taken from the total Revenue, giving you what accountants call ‘Operating Profit’. This step is a good measure of how cost-effective a company is to keep running in its current state:
Examples:
10,000 - 420 - 1000 = 8,580
Then there is interest rate of debts (if the company has any), just skip this step if you don’t have any debts:
10,000 - 420 - 1000 - 180 = 8,400
If your company doesn’t have to pay taxes directly, then you can stop here, but say you have to pay 12% of the Profit before Taxes in your tax bracket? We can work that out on this calculator as well:
10,000 - 420 - 1000 - 180 - 1008 = 7,392
And here you have the Net Income in this example of £7,392. If you return a negative figure after all these steps, that would be a Net Loss, so let’s hope the numbers stay positive!