How to Calculate Net Profit Margin Easy Trick

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How to Calculate Net Profit Margin Easy Trick
Net profit and net profit margins are really important in business, retail industry , financial industry and even for students, so in this video i make it simple to calculate.
Below is the formula:
Net Profit=Total Revenue - Total Expenses
Net Profit Margin=Net Profit/Total Revenue*100
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Thank you! This has helped me understand the calculation. You are a great teacher!

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Thanks for your time Molly Hones

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Short and simple explained ! Love it ! Thank you !

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Very easy to understand , thank you !

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Short and sweet thank you

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[@shivraju1983]

Thank you very much sir, very very informative.

[@IsuruSampath-gf6fs]

So please i want to know. After inventry calculate for margine prasenttage?

[@kadenweidner9151]

Thank you friend

[@yuvi984]

Thanks

[@mxarish5408]

Bhot achha sir well done Bhot simpal tarike se samja ya hai sir

[@rohtashsharma5823]

Sooo helpful

[@meghapatil6536]

Nice sir one question for you 19-29 fy over net profit is 6.04% without inventory But this yenar20-21 over net profit is39.01% with inventory this is so big sir we want minimum 3-4-5-6% what is going wrong what we can do can you tell

[@jaredranginya7959]

Thanks for the explanation

[@samtube12]

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[@momskitchenequipments4151]

Thanks you ☺️ sir

[@jennifertessh6457]

Such a great help. Hope you don't mind if I ask about the 100. Is it part of the formula? Sorry for this silly question.

[@NadineElrefaey]

To make it a percentage

[@AjayPatil-fj5tu]

Sir how do you calculate profit with stock of month.. Like at start of month I've got stock of 10lakhs and at the end stock of 5 lakh

[@furquanabr2765]

Great video, does expenses include cost of goods or does it include rent, utilities, staff salaries, office supplies, accounting fees, insurance or both?

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What does the word (TOTAL) Means to you?

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Is it possible for us to get a net profit if we only have purchases and sales in a trading account?

[@indiajoshgamer2697]

Nice video

[@bilenmesfin1809]

I saw another youtube video that said the net profit margin in percentage is 140% and I was wondering to ask you if it is possible for a percent to go more than 100? If so then could you kindly explain it😊 Thank you have a blessed day.

[@N_S808]

Say you have £20 and it’s increased by 120%, then 100% of twenty pounds is £20 ,and 20% is £4 .So £20+£4=£24 which is your answer. It basically means you have your total amount from before and however much more (in this case 20% more) So it’s possible yeah.Sorry if I just confused you further lol :)

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I wanna start transport buisness so kindly tell me the basic calculations in 5 catagorie in 1 video . What should I calculate for this I have no idea your this video is owsm that's why I ask about more .

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How would you solve is there is a missing expense and question asks to find that missing expense and the net income?

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Very Good

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how to calculate expenses which is hard to calculate to know such internet bills or electric bills.

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How do you work out profit for a product you sell? Do u include vat in this calculation?

[@coopsnz1]

Expenses * regulatons " excise taxes too . Transport costs contributed by fuel excise

[@virginiamudavanhu2437]

Understood sir What is the difference between net profit margin and mark up

[@samtube12]

I will make a video on it

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What to do if expenses is greater than profit in this case our capital get effected which is bad

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What can I do if I don’t have net profit or total expense but I have everything else

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How to calculate the net result? total costs?

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good

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What includes in total revenue and what includes in total expenses? Will you make me more clear in easy way? 😊

[@Dominik-RabergeR]

revenue x items sold = total revenue expenses x items sold = total expenses revenue= sales price expenses= production cost, tax, transport, marketing etc... per single product.

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@@Dominik-RabergeR what about capital amount and purchases ??

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HOW TO INCREASE OR MANAGE THE BASIC EXPENDIRURES AND SAVINGS???

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Sir gp ka farmula Bataiye

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Can u please help me the same in excel format

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Message me. I can help you create the same.

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Sir, wht is difference between net worth and net profit??

[@veerj6030]

Net worth = Total Assets - Total Liabilities Net profit margin = (Sales - expense) / sales

[@mohdbilalkhan1029]

Good evening sir.... . . May FMCG Company may hu..... . . Yadi kisi product ki MRP 500 RS hy to Or us par margin 10% ho to ... Retailer ko kitney ka padega????? Plz answer me

[@veerj6030]

500 ke mrp par 10% ka margin hota hai 0.1*500 = Rs. 50. So, retailer ko 500-50 = Rs. 450 ka padega

[@ZKIndianVlogger]

I think net profit margin & gross margin formula are same.. i said only this formula...

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How divided

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How to improve net profit margins

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A company will have a net loss when a. Operating expenses exceed gross profit b. Sales exceed gross profit. c.Cost of goods sold exceed operating expenses . d. Sales exceed operating expenses

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Which answer is correct plz reply .

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[@jkr121]

Expl:A investment 195000/- B:135000 C:75000 Total investment 405000/- Profit =107000/- How to share profit each

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I don't understand it a bit i tried on my business i couldn't get it

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Who get the profit of company

[@aksharpatel3459]

66.66 %how much money in dollars

[@sillajaat1142]

Sir 35 mrp ka 7.99% margin kitna hoga

[@veerj6030]

Dekho, margin hardam sales pe calculate hota hai. So 7.99% margin on mrp hoga 7.99/100 * 35 = Rs. 2.79

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Net profit amra ki Kare bujhbo

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net profit ratio😅

[@roshanahire2238]

wrong formula for net margin... formula is : net profit ÷ total expenses * 100

[@veerj6030]

Sorry. You are wrong. Margin is always over sales or revenue and not over expense.

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[@dewangan.medical90]

Ab chake karo... 25000+200%=75000

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[@dewangan.medical90]

Galat calculation hai... 50000÷25000×100 hoga... =200%

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