Profit and Expenses Kenya

Net Profit Explained for SMEs

Net profit shows what remains after all business expenses are deducted.

Net profit is the money left after all business expenses have been deducted from income.

Include all costs

Rent, wages, stock, transport, packaging, bills, transaction costs and supplier payments all affect net profit.

Owner withdrawals are important

If the owner regularly takes money from the business, cash flow may suffer even when sales look strong.

Review net profit monthly

Daily profit is useful, but monthly net profit shows whether the business is truly sustainable.

Do not confuse cash with profit

Having cash today does not always mean the business is profitable. Bills and supplier payments may still be due.

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