is there a reason why net profit margin would increase despite the fact that along with Revenue, expenses and cost of good sold has also increased?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
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10y ago#1Because revenue has maybe increased at a faster rate? Put some figures down on a sheet of paper. Now, increase the revenue figure by 50%, cost of sales by 20% and expenses by 15%
What's happened to your net profit percentage?
Thanks Mike, I am calculating ratios of a company. Should I use the figures before 'Exceptional items' or the whole total?
10y ago#3No reply - it's wrong of you to use me for advice in your professional life.
Please don't do this again
?????????? I have never worked as accountant. I am doing this as part of an assignment for my studies.
but if you don't want to answer my question, then fine.
10y ago#5Again, I'm not here to do your homework! The opentuition material (whether it's F3 or F7) should be enough for you to answer your homework for yourself
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