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net profit
This term is a technical accounting measure used to determine the absolute bottom line of a company's financial health. It differs from gross profit, which only subtracts the cost of goods sold, by accounting for every single expenditure, including overhead, interest, and taxes.
In professional financial reporting, it is often referred to as the bottom line because it appears at the very end of an income statement. Using this term in a casual context usually implies a focus on actual take-home earnings rather than superficial revenue figures.
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The company reported a record net profit for the third quarter.
We need to reduce our overhead to increase the net profit.
How much was the net profit after taxes this year?
I wonder if the net profit will be enough to pay out dividends.
The startup struggled to achieve a positive net profit in its first two years.
Our net profit has plummeted due to the sudden rise in raw material costs.
The accountant is calculating the net profit for the fiscal year.
The accountant is calculating the net profit for the fiscal year.
A high gross margin does not always guarantee a high net profit.