Gross Profit & Mark Ups
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Hi Hope you can help.
I am struggling a little bit with Mark ups & Margins, & gross profit and i was wondering if anyone has any advice that would be able to help, it seems to be taking me such a long time to work out, i just wondered if there was a quick way.
Thankyou for your help.
Zoe
I am struggling a little bit with Mark ups & Margins, & gross profit and i was wondering if anyone has any advice that would be able to help, it seems to be taking me such a long time to work out, i just wondered if there was a quick way.
Thankyou for your help.
Zoe
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Re:Gross Profit & Mark Ups
I must say, Zoe, this is not my strong point, but this is how I remembered it:
Cost price + profit = selling price
If profit is a percentage of cost, this is the mark up.
(Mark costs)
Therefore we can say:
Cost price plus mark up equals Selling price
Or if we know that a unit costs £5 and the mark up is 25%, we can compute that:
£5 x 25% = £1, thus £5 + £1 = £6. The sale price is £6
Profit as a percentage of the selling price is the Profit Margin.
(Marge Sells)
This would be better expressed as:
Sales price less margin equals Cost price.
If we know that a unit sells for £6 and the margin is £1.50 the %age profit margin is:
1.5 divide by 6 x 100 = 25%
Mark up is a ratio of profit to cost
Margin is a ratio of profit to selling price
I did struggle with costing. Hope you do well.
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Thank you for your help Zoe0 -
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With Mark Up I try to remember MUCOS0 -
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Hi,
For mark up and margin ,try this :
' Divide by what you've got and times by what you want '
and..., it works
Good luck
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