What Is Net Operating Profit?

Net operating profit after tax refers to the amount of the company's operating profit excluding interest income and expenses minus the actual income tax paid plus non-cash expenses such as depreciation and amortization, minus additional working capital and property plant equipment and other assets Investment.

Net operating profit after tax

Net operating profit after tax (
Basic formula for calculating net operating profit after tax:
Net operating profit after tax = sales-operating expenses-tax
or:
Net operating profit after tax = operating profit × (1-
The corresponding relationship between net operating profit after tax and accounting income statement is shown in the attached picture

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