Net Income

Net Income is the final measure of profitability on the income statement. It represents income after all expenses have been paid out. Net Income is the difference between the company’s revenues and expenses (COGS, SG&A, D&A, Interest, Other and Taxes), that is, its “bottom line.”

Also Referred to As:

  • Net earnings

  • Net profit

  • Bottom line

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