Finance & Business · pattern A, Numeric fields
Enter revenue, cost of sales, operating expenses, interest and tax for each profit level and the margins they produce.
gross = revenue − COGS; operating = gross − opex; net = operating − interest − tax
The three levels answer different questions: gross tests pricing, operating tests the business model, net tests the whole entity including financing.
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Gross profit tests whether the product is priced above its direct cost. Operating profit tests whether the business works once overheads are paid. Net profit is what remains for owners. A company emphasising gross margin while operating profit is negative is telling you where its problem is, by omission.
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These are coursework tools. Nothing here is financial advice, no figure accounts for tax rules in your jurisdiction, and no result should be relied on for a real borrowing or investment decision.