Sales minus the cost of goods sold.

Gross Profit equals sales revenue minus the cost of goods sold.

1. Net sales minus cost of goods sold. 2. The difference between purchase price of an item and the sale price.

Net sales revenues minus the cost of goods sold.

Definition Calculated as sales minus all costs directly related to those sales. These costs can include manufacturing expenses, raw materials, labor, selling, marketing and other expenses. For more in [..]

Net sales minus the cost of goods sold

The numerical difference between revenue and cost of goods sold. Specifically, gross profit does not include non-manufacturing fixed costs, and for that reason will always be a larger number than net profit.

Absolute dollar profit; difference of sales price and total laid-in cost.

Sales revenue

Gross profit is calculated by subtracting cost of sales from turnover. The value of invoiced sales - whether or not the money has been received - minus the direct costs of production.

a company’s total revenue minus the cost of goods sold. The profit a company makes after removing the costs associated with making, providing and selling its products or services.

the difference between sales revenue and the cost of making a product, before subtracting overheads, labour costs, taxes and interest payments.

It is the difference between sales and the direct cost of making the sales.

Revenue less cost of services

The difference between revenue and expenses for the year before deducting depreciation and amortisation.

The net sales before tax minus cost of sales.

(also known as net sales) the difference between sales and the direct cost of making the sales. (also known as net sales) the difference between sales and the direct cost of making the sales.

The difference between a company’s sales revenues and its production costs (such as inventories, raw materials, wages, etc.) before taxation.

The difference between sales and the cost of goods sold before allowances for operating expenses and income taxes.

Net sales less costs.

This is insured under a Consequential Loss Policy, also known as Business Interruption or Loss of Profits insurance.Gross profit in insurance terms may not match your accountant’s definition, so check [..]

The sum insured under a Business Interruption insurance. Your accountant may regard Gross Profit as being profit before tax, but this is not the insurance definition. Your broker should check [..]

The difference between sales and the cost of goods sold before allowances for operating expenses and income taxes.

revenues less cost of sales.

 The difference between sales and cost of goods sold.

profit a company makes on goods and services before considering overhead expenses. Gross profit is sales minus cost of sales. 

A company's total profit not counting overhead expenses, but subtracting the cost of sales.

(accounting) the difference between net sales and the cost of goods sold

A project's revenue minus its cost of goods sold. Gross profit is a project's residual profit after selling a product or service and deducting the cost associated with its production and sale. Source