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General definitions of profit and loss chapter

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Answered by GhaintMunda45
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Cost price : The price originally paid in buying an article is called its Cost Price (C.P.), or outlay.

Selling Price : The price that is realised by selling an article is called its Selling Price (S.P.), or Turnover.

Turnover : It denotes the cash value of the sales and thus equivalent to selling price,

Profit or Loss : The difference between selling price (S.P.) and cost price (C.P.) gives profit or loss.

Gross Profit and Net Profit : Gross Profit and Net Profit are defined as follows:

Gross Profit = Total Sales - Direct Cost

Net Profit = Gross Profit -- Indirect Cost

Answered by Anonymous
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Hey mate....

here's the answer...

Loss or Profit = The difference between selling price (S.P.) and cost price (C.P.) gives profit or loss.

Selling price = selling price is the price at which a product or service is sold .

Cost Price = Cost price is the total amount of money that it costs a manufacturer to produce a product .

Gross Profit and Net Profit : Gross Profit and Net Profit are defined below....

Gross Profit

= Total Sales - Direct Cost

Net Profit

= Gross Profit -- Indirect Cost

Turnover = Annual sales volume net of all discounts is a turnover.

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