GROSS PROFIT
Firm’s revenue less its cost of goods sold. It is a firm’s residual profit after selling a good or service and subtracting the cost linked to its production and sale. To compute, evaluate the income statement, get the revenue, and deduct the cost of goods sold. Also called gross margin and gross income.
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