Gross, Operating and Net Profit Calculator
Calculate gross, operating and net profit with their margins from revenue, cost of sales and expenses. Follow each profit level using the free WaliERP calculator.
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Calculation results
Gross profit
SAR
Gross margin
%
Operating profit
SAR
Operating margin
%
Net profit
SAR
Net margin
%
How are the results calculated?
Gross profit = net revenue − cost of sales.
Operating profit = gross profit − other operating expenses.
Simplified net profit = operating profit − finance costs − zakat and income tax expense.
Each margin = profit at that level ÷ net revenue × 100.
Assumptions and limits
- A simplified single-period model without other income or non-recurring items. Enter the recorded tax expense; this tool does not calculate a return or tax base.
- Exclude recoverable VAT and separate cost of sales from other expenses to avoid deducting a cost twice.
- A percentage is undefined when its base is zero. The calculated amounts remain visible.
Understand the idea behind the calculation
Using the tool and understanding your results
Follow revenue through each level of profit. Enter net revenue, cost of sales, operating expenses, financing costs and recorded zakat and income tax expense to calculate gross, operating and net profit, plus each margin as a share of revenue.
How do I calculate net profit?
In this model, subtract cost of sales, operating expenses, net financing costs and recorded zakat and income tax expense from net revenue. Revenue of SAR 100,000 and total entered costs of SAR 88,000 give SAR 12,000 net profit.
What is the difference between gross, operating and net profit?
Gross profit subtracts cost of sales from revenue. Operating profit also subtracts other operating expenses. Net profit in this calculator further deducts net financing costs and the zakat and tax expense entered for the period.
How do I calculate net profit margin?
Divide net profit by net revenue and multiply by 100. SAR 12,000 profit from SAR 100,000 revenue gives a 12% net margin. The same denominator is used for gross and operating margins; percentages are undefined when revenue is zero.