The total amount of money remaining after all business expenses have been subtracted from revenue.
Net Profit = Revenue - COGS - Operating Expenses - Taxes - InterestNet profit (also called the bottom line) is the actual amount of money your business earns after deducting every expense from your revenue. This includes COGS, operating expenses, marketing costs, taxes, interest, and any other costs.
Revenue tells you how much money came in. Net profit tells you how much you actually kept. The difference between the two is crucial — a business can have growing revenue but shrinking profits if costs grow faster.
Revenue: $50,000. COGS: $20,000. Operating expenses: $15,000. Taxes: $3,000. Net Profit = $12,000.
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