How to calculate the gross profit and net profit of 65%?

Gross profit margin refers to the ratio of profit after deducting sales cost to sales revenue. Net profit is the profit after deducting operating expenses, taxes, interest and other expenses on the basis of gross profit. The formula is as follows:

$$

\text{ gross profit margin }=\frac{\text{ gross profit margin }}{\text{ sales revenue}}

$$

$$

\text{ net profit }=\text{ gross profit }-\text{ operating expenses }-\text{ taxes }-\text{ interest }-\text{ other expenses}

$$

Assuming a gross margin of 65%, you can calculate the gross margin:

$$

\text{ gross profit }=\text{ sales revenue} \ times 65\%

$$

In order to calculate the net profit, you need to know other expenses besides the sales cost, including but not limited to:

-Operating expenses (such as marketing expenses, management expenses, etc.). )

-Financial expenses (such as interest expenses)

-Taxes (such as income tax)

If you only know that the gross profit margin is 65% and there is no information about other expenses, then you can't directly calculate the net profit. However, if you have these extra data, you can use the formula of net profit to calculate it.

For example, if the sales revenue is 6,543,800 yuan and the gross profit rate is 65%, the gross profit rate is:

$$

\text{ gross profit} =1million \ times 65 \% = 650000.

$$

Assuming that other expenses total 300,000 yuan, the net profit is:

$$

\text{ net profit} = 650,000-300,000 = 350,000.

$$

Please remember that all related expenses must be considered when calculating the net profit. Without the specific values of these detailed expenses, we can only provide a method to calculate the net profit, but we can't give an accurate net profit value.

I hope the above content can help you. Please consult a professional lawyer if you have any other questions.

Legal basis: Accounting Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 10 The following economic and business matters shall be accounted for through accounting procedures:

(1) Receipt and payment of currency and securities;

(two) the receipt, increase or decrease and use of the property;

(3) The occurrence and settlement of creditor's rights and debts;

(4) Increase or decrease of capital and funds;

(5) Calculation of income, expenditure, expenses and costs;

(six) the calculation and processing of financial results;

(seven) other matters that need to go through accounting procedures and conduct accounting.