Cost, gross profit margin and project selling price trial calculation
Cost, gross profit margin and project selling price trial calculation: purpose and instructions
Summarize materials, labor hours, outsourcing and other non-tax costs, enter the project selling price to view the gross profit, gross profit margin and cost markup rate. You can also set a target gross profit margin to infer the selling price. The results only include the costs you input, which is suitable for checking input before quoting; after confirmation, the project name and selling price can be included in the quotation.
How to use
- Fill in the project name and enter materials, labor hours, outsourcing or other untaxed costs item by item.
- Choose to enter the tax-free selling price, or set a target gross profit margin to infer the selling price.
- Check the cost, gross profit and rounding differences, and then export the trial calculation or create a quotation based on the selling price.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between gross profit margin and cost mark-up rate?
- The gross profit margin of this instrument is "selling price minus cost" divided by selling price, and the cost mark-up rate is "selling price minus cost" divided by cost. When the denominator is zero, it is displayed as undefined; unincluded expenses and income taxes will not be automatically deducted.
- Will internal costs be visible to the customer when creating a quote?
- The only content brought into the quotation is the project name and a tax-free selling price. Internal costs and gross profits will not be brought in. The quotation is rounded according to the existing rounding rules, which may change the original trial gross profit margin. Please confirm the amount and tax classification.