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Inventories |
$150,000 |
Cost of Goods Sold |
$250,000 |
Administrative Expenses |
$50,000 |
Accumulated Depreciation |
$150,000 |
Sales |
$700,000 |
Depreciation Expense |
$25,000 |
Selling Expenses |
$150,000 |
Common Stock Dividends |
$18,000 |
Interest Expense |
$18,000 |
Corporate Tax Rate |
30% |
Prepare an income statement using the information given below. Make sure to identify gross profit, operating income, and net income. Please define what each number represents and why it is important to a business.
Income statement
Amount ($) | Amount ($) | |
Sales | 700000 | |
Less:cost of goods sold | 250000 | |
Gross profit | 450000 | |
Less : operating expenses | ||
a) Selling expenses | 150000 | |
b) Administrative expenses | 50000 | |
c) Depreciation expense | 25000 | 225000 |
Operating income | 225000 | |
Less :non operating expense | ||
Interest expense | 18000 | |
Income before taxes | 207000 | |
Less : Tax (30% of income before taxes) | 62100 | |
Net income | 144900 |
1. Gross profit
Gross profit means total sales minus cost incurred for producing a
product. Here gross profit is $250000, the gross profit margin is(
gross profit /sales ) *100 which is 35.71% which is a good
one.gross profit is very important for measuring the performance of
an organization and also helps to determine how efficiently the
organization has utilized raw materials and labor, etc.
2. Operating income
Operating income is an organization's income from operations by
deducting all the operating expenses excluding interest expenses
and taxes. here operating income margin is (operating income /net
sales )*100 which is 32.14% which is also a higher one. A higher
the operating income indicates the company is performing better
3. Net income
Net income is an organization's profit after deducting all the
expenses of an organization. Here net income margin is (Net
income/sales)*100 which is 20.7% which is not very high but a
decent one.Net income is very significant for an organization for
paying dividends, getting loans from banks, and for increasing the
wealth, and further development of an organization.