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How much is left after COGS?

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Use revenue and cost of goods sold from the same period and accounting basis. Koala does not apply a generic GST/VAT/sales-tax adjustment to both figures.
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Prefer the revenue figure from your accounts. If you collect sales tax/GST/VAT on behalf of government, use the revenue basis your accounts recognise rather than gross cash collected.

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Use COGS on the same accounting/tax basis as the revenue above. Product or supplier costs only — not wages or other operating expenses.

Finance / industry term: COGS — Cost of Goods Sold

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Revenue less cost of goods sold, using the figures exactly as entered.

Use two figures from the same period

Enter revenue and COGS from the same accounting basis. Koala will show the gross profit dollars and gross-margin percentage without guessing local tax treatment.

Gross profit

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Gross margin

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Frequently asked questions

What is gross profit?

Gross profit = revenue − COGS (cost of goods sold). The first slice of revenue that has not been spent on the product or the inventory — and is the headline figure that sets the floor for every per-sale metric.

Gross Profit

How is gross profit different from gross margin?

Gross profit is the dollar figure; gross margin is the same figure expressed as a % of revenue. Use the dollar for absolute comparison and the % for time- and category-ratio comparison.

Gross Profit

Why is GST adjustment available?

Some pricing is GST-inclusive and other pricing is GST-exclusive. The 10% default (Australia) lets you back-calc the actual gross profit when the price is set with or without tax — pick whichever matches your accounting.

Gross Profit

Where do I get the right COGS figure?

Use the calculator result for the inputs entered and keep any market-response or operating recommendation separate from the deterministic calculation. Support that additional assumption with the business’s own evidence or an explicitly labelled scenario.

Gross Profit

Educational use, not financial advice. Numbers are estimates for planning; consult a qualified professional before acting on them.