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Version 1 • Last updated 7/25/2026

Income Statement

Company Name: [COMPANY_NAME]
Reporting Period: [START_DATE] to [END_DATE]
Prepared By: [PREPARER_NAME]
Currency: [CURRENCY]


1. Revenue (Top Line)

This section details the total income generated from normal business operations before any expenses are deducted.

Gross Sales

Total sales of goods or services before any returns, allowances, or discounts.

  • [GROSS_SALES_AMOUNT]

Less: Returns and Allowances

Value of goods returned by customers or allowances given for damaged goods.

  • [RETURNS_AND_ALLOWANCES_AMOUNT]

Less: Sales Discounts

Reductions in the selling price offered to customers for early payment or bulk purchases.

  • [SALES_DISCOUNTS_AMOUNT]

Net Sales

Calculated as: Gross Sales - Returns and Allowances - Sales Discounts = [NET_SALES_AMOUNT]

Other Revenue / Income

Income earned outside of primary operations, such as interest, rent, or dividends.

  • [OTHER_REVENUE_AMOUNT]

Total Revenue

Calculated as: Net Sales + Other Revenue = [TOTAL_REVENUE_AMOUNT]


2. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)

Direct costs attributable to the production of the goods sold or services rendered by the company.

Beginning Inventory

Value of inventory at the start of the reporting period.

  • [BEGINNING_INVENTORY_AMOUNT]

Purchases

Cost of raw materials or finished goods purchased during the period.

  • [PURCHASES_AMOUNT]

Less: Ending Inventory

Value of inventory remaining unsold at the end of the reporting period.

  • [ENDING_INVENTORY_AMOUNT]

Labor Costs (Direct)

Wages paid to workers directly involved in manufacturing or creating the product/service.

  • [DIRECT_LABOR_AMOUNT]

Materials and Supplies

Cost of raw materials, packaging, and components used in production.

  • [MATERIALS_COST_AMOUNT]

Other Direct Costs

Freight-in, factory overhead, or other direct production costs.

  • [OTHER_DIRECT_COSTS_AMOUNT]

Total Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)

Sum of all direct costs listed above = [TOTAL_COGS_AMOUNT]


3. Gross Profit

The profit a company makes after deducting the costs associated with making and selling its products.

Gross Profit Calculation

Calculated as: Total Revenue - Total COGS = [GROSS_PROFIT_AMOUNT]


4. Operating Expenses

Expenses incurred for normal business operations, often categorized into Selling, General, and Administrative (SG&A) expenses.

Selling Expenses

Costs directly related to the selling and marketing of products or services.

Advertising and Marketing

Costs for online ads, print media, events, and promotional materials.

  • [ADVERTISING_COST_AMOUNT]

Sales Commissions

Commissions paid to sales staff or agents based on revenue generated.

  • [SALES_COMMISSIONS_AMOUNT]

Shipping and Delivery

Costs to deliver goods to customers (freight-out).

  • [SHIPPING_COST_AMOUNT]

Other Selling Expenses

Miscellaneous selling costs not categorized above.

  • [OTHER_SELLING_EXPENSES_AMOUNT]

General and Administrative Expenses (G&A)

Overhead costs that are not directly tied to production or sales.

Salaries and Wages (Admin)

Salaries for management, administrative staff, and non-production employees.

  • [ADMIN_SALARIES_AMOUNT]

Rent and Utilities

Cost for office space, factories, electricity, water, heating, and internet.

  • [RENT_AND_UTILITIES_AMOUNT]

Insurance Premiums

Business liability, property, and other insurance costs.

  • [INSURANCE_COST_AMOUNT]

Depreciation and Amortization

Allocation of the cost of tangible assets (depreciation) and intangible assets (amortization) over their useful life.

  • [DEPRECIATION_AMORTIZATION_AMOUNT]

Professional Fees

Fees paid to accountants, lawyers, and consultants.

  • [PROFESSIONAL_FEES_AMOUNT]

Office Supplies

Consumables used in the daily operation of the office (paper, ink, software subscriptions).

  • [OFFICE_SUPPLIES_AMOUNT]

Travel and Entertainment

Business travel, meals, and client entertainment.

  • [TRAVEL_ENTERTAINMENT_AMOUNT]

Repairs and Maintenance

Costs to maintain equipment, facilities, and IT infrastructure.

  • [REPAIRS_MAINTENANCE_AMOUNT]

Other General Expenses

Miscellaneous administrative expenses not categorized above.

  • [OTHER_GENERAL_EXPENSES_AMOUNT]

Total Operating Expenses

Sum of Selling Expenses and General & Administrative Expenses = [TOTAL_OPERATING_EXPENSES_AMOUNT]


5. Operating Income (EBIT)

Earnings before interest and taxes. This figure represents the profit from core business operations.

Operating Income Calculation

Calculated as: Gross Profit - Total Operating Expenses = [OPERATING_INCOME_AMOUNT]


6. Other Income and Expenses

Non-operating items that affect the bottom line but are not part of core operations.

Interest Expense

Interest paid on debt, loans, or lines of credit.

  • [INTEREST_EXPENSE_AMOUNT]

Interest Income

Interest earned on cash reserves, savings accounts, or investments.

  • [INTEREST_INCOME_AMOUNT]

Gain/Loss on Sale of Assets

Profit or loss realized from selling business equipment or property.

  • [GAIN_LOSS_ASSETS_AMOUNT]

Total Other Income (Expense)

Net total of non-operating items = [TOTAL_OTHER_INCOME_AMOUNT]


7. Net Profit Before Taxes

Profit before tax obligations are met.

Net Profit Before Taxes Calculation

Calculated as: Operating Income + Total Other Income = [NET_PROFIT_BEFORE_TAXES_AMOUNT]


8. Income Tax Expense

Provision for income taxes based on current tax rates and regulations.

Federal Income Tax

  • [FEDERAL_TAX_AMOUNT]

State/Local Income Tax

  • [STATE_LOCAL_TAX_AMOUNT]

Total Income Tax Expense

= [TOTAL_INCOME_TAX_AMOUNT]


9. Net Income (Bottom Line)

The actual profit of the company after all expenses and taxes have been deducted from total revenue.

Net Income Calculation

Calculated as: Net Profit Before Taxes - Total Income Tax Expense = [NET_INCOME_AMOUNT]


10. Financial Ratios & Metrics (Optional Analysis)

Use the calculated figures above to determine key performance indicators for the reporting period.

Gross Margin Percentage

Measures the percentage of revenue that exceeds the cost of goods sold.

  • Calculation: ([GROSS_PROFIT_AMOUNT] / [TOTAL_REVENUE_AMOUNT]) * 100
  • Result: [GROSS_MARGIN_PERCENT]%

Operating Margin Percentage

Measures how much profit a company makes on a dollar of sales before interest and taxes.

  • Calculation: ([OPERATING_INCOME_AMOUNT] / [TOTAL_REVENUE_AMOUNT]) * 100
  • Result: [OPERATING_MARGIN_PERCENT]%

Net Profit Margin Percentage

Measures how much net income is generated as a percentage of revenue.

  • Calculation: ([NET_INCOME_AMOUNT] / [TOTAL_REVENUE_AMOUNT]) * 100
  • Result: [NET_PROFIT_MARGIN_PERCENT]%

Comments/Notes:
[MANAGEMENT_COMMENTS_OR_ANALYSIS_OF_PERFORMANCE]

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About this Template

Part of the Income Statement document collection

Document Type

Income Statement

Track revenue, expenses, and net profit to evaluate financial performance.

Complexity

moderate

Format

spreadsheet

Estimated Time

15 minutes