Sales Per Day Ratio = (Total sales you have made) divided by (The # of days your shop has been open)
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Sales Less: Cost of sales Gross Profit Less: Admin Expenses Selling Expenses Other Expenses Net Profit
No.
Net income is the income of a business after deducting taxes and other current liabilities. It is sales - Expenses.
the formula of calculating account receivable turnover = Net Sales/ average gross receivable
SALES MIX VARIANCE= standard sales-revised std sales
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You would calculate it using the Sum function. It will depend on what cells your values are in as to what form the actual formula will take.
New number divided by old number minus one. Example: year one sales were 200, year two sales were 300. Year two's growth over year one is 300/200-1, which equals .5, or expressed as a percentage, 50%. yt=y0(1+g)t
Yes, sales tax is typically rounded up when calculating the total cost of a purchase.
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