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What’s included in the profit and loss - standard report?

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Summary

The profit and loss report in Sage Accounting shows your business sales, expenses, and profit over a specific period. Understanding what’s included and excluded helps you analyse your financial performance.

Description

The Profit and loss report, also known as an Income Statement, provides a summary of your business’s financial performance. It calculates total sales and deducts associated expenses.

It helps business owners, managers, and investors assess profitability and make informed decisions.


What’s on the Profit and loss - Standard report?

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What’s not on the Profit and loss - Standard report?

The following items are not included in the report:

  • Draft and proforma invoices
  • Gratuities collected and paid
  • Sales and income taxes
  • Payments and receipts
  • Income such as grants or owner cash injections
  • Purchases of significant equipment or assets
  • Loans taken or repaid
  • Owner drawings
  • Investments

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