Enterprise profit is profit, which refers to the difference between GDP and production cost, and is expressed by the formula: profit = GDP- production cost. Loss = operating income-operating expenses-depreciation of productive fixed assets-product tax+net rental income, net rental income of other assets and net converted rent of self-owned houses, etc. The net income of property does not include the premium income from the transfer of ownership of assets.
Enterprise profit refers to the financial results of production and operation in a certain period of time, which is equal to the difference between the total income of selling products and the total cost of producing goods. Including operating profit, investment income and net non-operating income and expenditure. It refers to the general name of industrial profit and commercial profit with interest, and it is the difference in quantity between average profit and interest. Economic benefit is the proportional relationship between the gross production value and the production cost of an enterprise, which is expressed by the formula: economic benefit = gross production value/production cost.
Enterprise loss means that if a commercial enterprise cannot make ends meet within a certain period of time, that is, all income is not enough to pay all expenses; Losses are operating losses for enterprises (hereinafter referred to as enterprise losses).