Profit and loss (P&L)
- Financial
performance
calculated for one year - 1st April - 31st March is mostly taken as Finalcial year
- P&L for year ended 31st March 2020
- P&L for FY 2019-2020
Income
Revenue from Operations
- Revenue from operation
- Revenue from
core operation
- Eg: Sale of products
- Revenue from
- Other operation revenue
- Revenue operation linked with core operation
- Eg:
- Scrap sales
- Export incentives
Other income
- Bank deposit
- Divident income
- Non-operating income
Expense
- Cost of Materials Consumed
- Inventories add
- Purchases of Stock-in-Trade
- Traded goods
- Employee Benifit expense
- Salaries and wages
- Staff welfare expense – staff tour
- Finance Cost
- Interest expense on Loans(debt) etc..
- Depreciation, Amortisation and Impariment expense
Depreciation
- Eg: Building
- It’s done for Tangible asset
- After Z yrs value will be Y from X
- (X-Y)/Z — every yr this expense will be added
Amortisation
- Eg: Software licence
- It’s done for Intangible asset
- After Z yrs value will be 0 from X
- X/Z — every yr this expense will be added
Impariment
- Eg: Building collapsed
- Asset value reduction other than depriciation or amortisation
- Other Expense
- Insurance fee
- Audit expense
- Donation
Types of Expenditure
Capital expenditure
- Goods that
don't get exhausted
, but last long - Eg: Tables, chairs, AC, House
- Included in
Assets
- Goods that
Revenue expenditure
- Goods that
get exhausted
within short time - Eg: Vegi or food, Labour wages, Bills, maintaince cost
- Included in
Profit and loss
- Goods that