dimpy.handa
Dimpy Handa
Add all of the profits for the company over a one-year period. This means all total sales, all total stock options and all other monetary gains---except interest income---over the course of the previous year .
Add all of the operating costs of the business. Different companies have different operating costs, and it is important that a company keep exact records of all operating costs over the course of a year.
Subtract all the total operating costs from the total profits of the company to get the EBIT, or net operating income. For example, if a company made $2.4 million in profits, and spent $1.3 million on operating costs, its EBIT would be $1.1 million.
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Add all of the operating costs of the business. Different companies have different operating costs, and it is important that a company keep exact records of all operating costs over the course of a year.
Subtract all the total operating costs from the total profits of the company to get the EBIT, or net operating income. For example, if a company made $2.4 million in profits, and spent $1.3 million on operating costs, its EBIT would be $1.1 million.
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