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Profit and Loss Report (Goods)
Profit and Loss Report (Goods)

Learn to interpret and use the P&L Report to gain insights into your financial performance and make informed decisions for your business

Updated over a year ago

The Profit and Loss Report is a financial document used to view a business' profits and losses over a given period of time. By using this report, business owners can analyze their financial health and understand how to adjust the way they manage finances. It is an invaluable tool for keeping track of a business performance.

To Access Profit and Loss Report

  1. ** note P&L is only available in Web App

Components of a Profit and Loss Report

A Profit and Loss Report includes the following components:

Total Revenue

  • Total revenue - POS > Reports > Sales > Sales Summary

Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)

  • Beginning Inventory - count of inventory items

  • Purchases - amount of total purchases made through receives stock invoices

  • Ending Inventory - count of inventory after sales

  • Total Cost of Goods Sold - is the result of (Beginning Inventory) + (Purchases) - (Ending Inventory)

  • Gross Profit - is the difference from (Total Revenue) - (Total Cost of Goods Sold)

Operating Expenses

  • Data are based on default expenses categories - where you used to select in adding or entering Pay-out (expenses) in cash management feature

  • Default Categories under this component are:

    • Salaries and Wages

    • Rent Expense

    • Utilities Expenses

    • Advertising Expenses

    • Other Expenses

  • Total Operating Expenses - are the sum of all default categories above

  • Operating Income / (Loss) - is the difference of (Gross profit) - (Total operating expenses)

Other Income

Other Expenses

Net Income

  • Net Income / (Loss) Before Tax - is the value from (Operating Income) + (Total Other Income) - (Total Other Expenses)

  • Income Tax Expense - POS > Reports > Cash Register > Pay In/Pay Out > Type Pay Out & Reason = Income Tax Expense > Sum of Amount

  • Net Income / (Loss) After Tax - is the difference from (Net Income/(Loss) Before Tax) - (Income Tax Expense)

Conclusion

The Profit and Loss Report is a useful tool for any business owner to monitor their financial performance. By understanding the components of the report and how to use it, business owners can make better decisions about their finances and maximize their profits.

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