Financial Statement Calculation: Profitability Metrics Explained

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Financial Statement Calculation Flow

The following outlines the calculation of key profitability metrics:

EBITDA Calculation

EBITDA =

  • (1) Revenue
  • +- (2) Changes in Inventories of Finished Goods and Work in Progress
  • + (3+5+9+10) Other Operating Revenue
  • - (4) Supplies
  • - (6) Personnel Expenses
  • - (7) Other Operating Expenses
  • +- (11b) Results Arising from Fixed Assets

Operating Result Before Exceptional Items

Operating Result Before Exceptional Items =

  • EBITDA
  • - (8+11a) Amortization, Depreciation, and Impairment

EBIT Calculation

EBIT =

  • Operating Result Before Exceptional Items
  • +- (12+14+15+16) Returns on Financial Investments

EBT Calculation

EBT =

  • EBIT
  • - (13+15) Financial Expenses

Profit/Loss from Ordinary Activities (Net of Tax, Pre-Exceptional)

Profit/Loss from Ordinary Activities (Net of Tax, Pre-Exceptional) =

  • EBT
  • +- Income Tax on Ordinary Operations

Profit/Loss from Continuing Operations

Profit/Loss from Continuing Operations =

  • Profit/Loss from Ordinary Activities (Net of Tax, Pre-Exceptional)
  • +- Exceptional Income/Expenses
  • +- Income Tax on Exceptional Income/Expenses

Profit/Loss for the Period

Profit/Loss for the Period =

  • Profit/Loss from Continuing Operations
  • +- (18-it) Adjustments for the Period

Detailed Components of Financial Calculations

1. Revenue Components

  • Merchandise Sold (+)
  • Prompt Payment Discounts (-)
  • Sales Returns and Volume Discounts (-)

2. Changes in Inventories of Finished Goods and Work in Progress

  • Increase in Inventories of Finished Goods and Work in Progress (+)
  • Impairment Losses on Finished Goods (-)

3. Work Carried Out for Intangible Assets

  • Work Carried Out by the Company for Intangible Assets (+)

4. Supplies

  • Merchandise Purchased (-)
  • Subcontracted Work (-)
  • Volume Discounts (+)
  • Changes in Inventories of Merchandise (-)
  • Reversal of Impairment of Raw Materials (+)

5. Other Operating Revenue (Part 1)

  • Income from Lease Agreements (+)
  • Income from Services to Personnel (+)
  • Commission Income (+)
  • Operating Grants Taken to Income (+)

6. Personnel Expenses

  • Salaries and Wages (-)
  • Social Security Payable by the Company (-)
  • Long-Term Employee Benefits Payable Through Defined Benefit Schemes (-)
  • Surplus Provisions for Employee Benefits (+)

7. Other Operating Expenses

  • Research and Development Expenses (-)
  • Independent Professional Services (-)
  • Banking and Similar Services (-)
  • Losses in Irrecoverable Trade Receivables (-)
  • Impairment Losses on Trade Receivables (-)
  • Other Operating Losses (-)
  • Repairs and Maintenance (-)
  • Reversal of Impairment of Trade Receivables (+)
  • Leases (-)
  • Insurance Premiums (-)
  • Taxes (-)

8. Depreciation and Impairment (Part 1)

  • Depreciation on Property, Plant, and Equipment (PPE) or Investment Property (-)

9. Other Operating Revenue (Part 2)

  • Capital Grants, Donations, Bequests (+)

10. Other Operating Revenue (Part 3)

  • Surplus Provisions for Taxes (+)

11. Fixed Asset Adjustments

11a. Impairment Adjustments for PPE

  • Reversal of Impairment on PPE (+)
  • Impairment Losses on PPE (-)

11b. Results Arising from Fixed Assets

  • Losses/Gains on PPE Disposals (Net Effect)

12. Returns on Financial Investments (Part 1)

  • Income from Debt Securities (+)
  • Income from Current Loans (+)
  • Dividends (+)

13. Financial Expenses (Part 1)

  • Financial Expenses Arising from Provision Adjustments (-)
  • Interest on Bonds and Obligations (Group Companies) (-)
  • Interest on Discounted Bills and Factoring Transactions (-)

14. Returns on Financial Investments (Part 2)

  • Losses on Fair Value Measurement of Financial Instruments (-)

15. Exchange Losses

  • Exchange Losses (-)

16. Returns on Financial Investments (Part 3)

  • Impairment Losses on Non-Current Loans to Third Parties (-)
  • Gains on Current Investments and Debt Securities (Group Companies) (+)
  • Losses on Transactions with Own Bonds (-)
  • Gains on Non-Current Equity Holdings (+)
  • Reversal of Impairment of Current Investments and Debt Securities (+)

17. Income Tax Components

  • Current Tax (-)
  • Deferred Tax (+)
  • Positive Adjustments to Income Tax (+)

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