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(Sales+Internal invoice to) - (purchases+internal invoices from) | (Sales+Internal invoice to) - (purchases+internal invoices from) | ||
| - | GM percent = (total gross margin / total sales (sales+internal invoice to) x 100 = GM % | + | GM percent = (total gross margin / total sales (sales+internal invoice to)) x 100 = GM % |
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**Profit and Loss = is equal to a companies overall profit/loss when calculating overall GM's with operating expenses. So P/L should not be used on a per shipment basis | **Profit and Loss = is equal to a companies overall profit/loss when calculating overall GM's with operating expenses. So P/L should not be used on a per shipment basis | ||
| - | Profit and Loss = Revenue - ALL Expenses or | + | Profit and Loss = Revenue - ALL Expenses or |
| + | Total Sales - (total Purchases+operating expenses) | ||
==Business Requirements== | ==Business Requirements== | ||
Current revision as of 16:56, 4 March 2011
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[edit] Info
0002766: (Acc Report: Misc) Add a special view to accounting report to show estimation.
Accounting would like a report that would enable them to view estimated charges vs actual charges.
[edit] Definitions and Calculations
GM = Gross Margin
Gross Margin is the total sales revenue minus its cost of goods sold.
example:
(Sales+Internal invoice to) - (purchases+internal invoices from)
GM percent = (total gross margin / total sales (sales+internal invoice to)) x 100 = GM %
P/L = Profit/Loss
- Any P/L or Profit/Loss headings should be replaced with Gross Margin for this report.
- Profit and Loss = is equal to a companies overall profit/loss when calculating overall GM's with operating expenses. So P/L should not be used on a per shipment basis
Profit and Loss = Revenue - ALL Expenses or
Total Sales - (total Purchases+operating expenses)
[edit] Business Requirements
Add an option to the Acc > Reports > Profit/Loss for multiple CTs to include a view of estimation.
- This should not always be included on this report, so this should be like a special view selection or a No Estimation check box that is defaulted to No.
When the estimation is to be included on this report the report should have the following additional columns.
Estimated Sales
Estimated Purchase
Estimated Internal From
Actual Internal From
Estimated Internal To
Actual Internal To Office
The estimation columns should be located next to the corresponding actual column (for examples Actual Sales > Estimated sales>
[edit] Example
Note: The calculation note included on the excel spreadsheet is for additional information - It should not be included as part of the output.
