What subjects do you see in the report for tax-included income?

Income including tax is the main business income and operating income account in the report. Income including tax is included in the main business income and operating income account in the financial statements. These subjects reflect the total income obtained by enterprises through selling goods and providing services, including taxes. When preparing financial statements, enterprises need to split tax-included income to show tax amount. This can help users of financial statements understand the operating performance and profitability of enterprises, as well as the impact of taxes on the operating conditions of enterprises. It should be noted that different countries and regions have different rules for preparing financial statements, so the specific subject names and formats will be different. If you have questions about the financial statements of an enterprise, it is recommended to consult the financial department and accounting professionals of the enterprise to obtain more accurate information.