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Profit = (Revenue * Gross Margin) – Expenses • This simple is the basic profit equation for any business and is easily found on the P/L statement • Revenue = Sales ( money that comes into your business) • Gross Margin is the money left over from sales after the cost of material, and the other costs of making the sale. • Expenses are the fixed costs of your business (rent, phone bill, salarie, etc)