Sony PEG-NZ90 powerOne Personal v2.0 Operating Instructions - Page 26

Profit Margin, Sales Tax, Change, Periods, Price, Margin, Before Tax, Tax Rate

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Business Computations • Old: the old value. • New: the new value. • Change%: the percentage changed per period. For example, an 8.125% change would be entered as "8.125". A positive value represents an increase while a negative one represents a decrease. • Periods: the number of periods. Percent change set to one period and markup as a percentage of cost are identical computations. Profit Margin This template performs profit margin computations: • Cost: the cost to manufacture or purchase. • Price: the selling or resale price. • Margin%: the gross profit margin expressed as a percentage. For example, an 8.125% change would be entered as "8.125". A positive value represents an increase while a negative one represents a decrease. Profit margin and markup as a percentage of price are identical. Sales Tax This template performs sales tax computations: • Before Tax: before tax amount. • Tax Rate%: tax rate expressed as a percentage. For example, a 6% tax rate would be entered as "6". powerOne™ Personal 23

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Business Computations
powerOne™ Personal
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Old
: the old value.
New
: the new value.
Change%
: the percentage
changed per period.
For example,
an 8.125% change would be
entered as “8.125”.
A positive
value represents an increase while
a negative one represents a decrease.
Periods
: the number of periods.
Percent change set to one period and markup as a percentage of cost
are identical computations.
Profit Margin
This template performs profit margin computations:
Cost
: the cost to manufacture or
purchase.
Price
: the selling or resale price.
Margin%
: the gross profit
margin expressed as a percentage.
For example, an 8.125% change
would be entered as “8.125”.
A
positive value represents an increase while a negative one
represents a decrease.
Profit margin and markup as a percentage of price are identical.
Sales Tax
This template performs sales tax computations:
Before Tax
: before tax amount.
Tax Rate%
: tax rate expressed as a percentage.
For example, a
6% tax rate would be entered as “6”.