This calculator helps track and manage a company's budget by calculating key financial metrics.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Enter Total Revenue, Cost of Goods Sold (COGS), Operating Expenses, Interest Expense, and Tax Rate in the units shown.
Read Gross Profit, Operating Income (EBIT), Pre-Tax Income, Income Tax Expense, and Net Income in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
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Total Revenue: 50,000 USD; Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): 20,000 USD; Operating Expenses: 25,000 USD; Interest Expense: 2,000 USD; Tax Rate: 21 %
Gross Profit: 30,000 USD; Operating Income (EBIT): 5,000 USD; Pre-Tax Income: 3,000 USD; Income Tax Expense: 630 USD; Net Income: 2,370 USD
Total Revenue: 200,000 USD; Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): 80,000 USD; Operating Expenses: 60,000 USD; Interest Expense: 4,000 USD; Tax Rate: 21 %
Gross Profit: 120,000 USD; Operating Income (EBIT): 60,000 USD; Pre-Tax Income: 56,000 USD; Income Tax Expense: 11,760 USD; Net Income: 44,240 USD
Total Revenue: 500,000 USD; Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): 200,000 USD; Operating Expenses: 150,000 USD; Interest Expense: 10,000 USD; Tax Rate: 21 %
Gross Profit: 300,000 USD; Operating Income (EBIT): 150,000 USD; Pre-Tax Income: 140,000 USD; Income Tax Expense: 29,400 USD; Net Income: 110,600 USD
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