2.3.1 Profit Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of profit?

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  1. Gross profit
  2. Operating profit
  3. Net profit
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Definition of gross profit

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The difference between revenue/turnover and cost of sales

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3
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Definition of operating profit

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The difference between gross profit and business overheads

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Definition of net profit

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The difference between operating profit and interest and exceptional items

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5
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How do you calculate gross profit?

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Revenue - cost of sales

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How do you calculate operating profit?

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Gross profit - operating expenses

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How do you calculate net profit?

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Operating profit - interest (+ exceptional costs)

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8
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What is a statement of comprehensive income?

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A financial document showing a companies income and expenditure over a particular time period, usually one year

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How do you calculate gross profit margin?

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Gross profit / revenue X 100

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10
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How do you calculate operating profit margin?

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Operating profit / revenue X 100

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11
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How do you calculate profit for the year margin?

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Net profit before tax / revenue x 100

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12
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What are four ways to improve profitability?

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  1. Raising prices - If demand is not too responsive to changes in price, then raising prices will generate more revenue for every unit sold.
  2. Lowering costs - This raises profit margins.
  3. Buying cheaper resources - Find cheaper supplier. Use cheaper labour by moving overseas.
  4. Use existing resources more efficiently - Eg introducing new working practices or training staff which raises labour productivity. Upgrading machinery would raise capital productivity. Reduce waste.
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What’s the difference between cash and profit?

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Cash is the money currently available. Profit is the money left over after all the expenses are paid.

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