Simple profit and loss
From revenue to net profit: gross margin, EBITDA, operating profit.
How it works
Gross profit = revenue − COGS. EBITDA = gross profit − opex. EBIT = EBITDA − depreciation. Net profit = (EBIT − interest) × (1 − tax).
Results are for guidance only and do not replace professional advice.
Worked example
With the default values:
- Revenue480000
- Cost of goods sold190000
- Operating expenses and salaries210000
- Depreciation15000
- Interest6000
- Corporate tax (%)25
you get:
- Net profit€44,250.00
- Gross profit€290,000.00 (60.4 %)
- EBITDA€80,000.00 (16.7 %)
- Operating profit (EBIT)€65,000.00 (13.5 %)
Frequently asked questions
How does the “Simple profit and loss” tool work?
Gross profit = revenue − COGS. EBITDA = gross profit − opex. EBIT = EBITDA − depreciation. Net profit = (EBIT − interest) × (1 − tax).
What do I need to enter?
Just fill in: revenue, cost of goods sold, operating expenses and salaries, depreciation, interest, corporate tax. The result updates as you type.
Can you give an example?
Revenue: 480000; Cost of goods sold: 190000; Operating expenses and salaries: 210000; Depreciation: 15000; Interest: 6000 → Net profit: €44,250.00; Gross profit: €290,000.00 (60.4 %).
Is this calculator free, and is my data private?
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