⌖ Finance & Investments
Net Profit Calculator.
Revenue minus expenses with margin ratios.
⌖ Inputs
⌖ Result
Net profit
₹13,50,000
13.5% net margin on revenue.
Gross margin
45
₹45,00,000
Operating margin
20
₹20,00,000
Revenue
₹1,00,00,000
Less: COGS
₹-55,00,000
Gross profit
₹45,00,000
Less: Operating expenses
₹-25,00,000
Operating profit (EBIT-ish)
₹20,00,000
Add: Other income
₹1,00,000
Less: Finance costs
₹-3,00,000
Profit before tax
₹18,00,000
Less: Tax expense
₹-4,50,000
Net profit
₹13,50,000
⌖ §I / Formula
The math,
in the open.
A single-period profit-and-loss summary follows a strict order — each line subtracts a class of cost, exposing margin at each level. The shape of the P&L tells you where the business is making or losing money.
Gross profit = Revenue − COGS
Operating profit = Gross − Opex
Profit before tax = Operating + Other income − Finance
Net profit = PBT − Tax
Margins (the percentages on the right) are the ratios that matter for benchmarking. They're comparable across companies of different sizes — a 12% net margin in a manufacturing business tells you more than a ₹3 Cr profit figure on its own.