Lesson 5: Profit and Loss Flashcards
the net sales of goods is more than the costs spent in the business
profit
the net sales of goods is less than the cost spent.
loss
the net sales of goods is equal to the cost that was incurred in business
break-even
It is the amount collected from the sale
of goods after deductions such as discounts or refunds are made.
net sales
refer to the amount paid for raw materials or ingredients
needed to produce a product or a cost of a product intended for resale.
variable costs
expenses that you might incur in operating your business like rent for your
space, salary of your worker, insurance fees, interest payments for a loan, office
and store supplies and etc.
fixed costs
steps for profit ad loss
identity and label all info; compute selling price; compute net sales; identify variable cost; identify fixed cost; compute profit/loss using simple income statement
This is the cost of expenses that does not vary over time on a certain relevant range, the number of products sold, and production of goods to be sold.
fixed cost (FC)
This may also include
payment for lease and rental, salaries of workers, insurance,
and interests.
fixed cost (FC)
This may refer to the amount of money spent for raw
materials used in the production of the goods including the
labor, utility expenses, and commissions.
variable cost (VC)
This means that
this cost varies depending on the number of units of goods
produced
variable cost (VC)
This is the sum of the fixed cost and variable cost.
total cost (TC)
This is the price of the product being sold.
selling price (SP)
the process used to determine the number of units of
products to sell in order to cover the costs.
break-even analysis
It is necessary for
business owners to determine the quantity of products to sell
for them to avoid loss.
break-even analysis