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Net Profit Margin – Definition, Formula, and Example

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  Net Profit Margin – Definition, Formula, and Example Net profit margin is one of the most important financial indicators used to evaluate a business’s true profitability. At Sharda Associates , we help business owners understand how much profit actually remains after accounting for all expenses, taxes, and financial obligations. Net profit margin is a financial ratio that shows the percentage of total revenue left as profit after deducting all business expenses, including operating costs, interest, depreciation, and taxes. It reflects the overall efficiency and financial health of a business. Understanding Net Profit Margin in Detail Net profit margin goes beyond simple profit figures and provides a deeper insight into how effectively a business converts its revenue into actual profit. Many businesses report high turnover but still struggle financially because their net margins are weak. This ratio considers every cost incurred by the business , such as raw materials, employee ...

Virtual CFOs Improve Cash Flow Management for Growing Businesses

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  How Virtual CFOs Improve Cash Flow Management for Growing Businesses Cash flow problems are one of the biggest reasons businesses struggle, even when sales are good. Many business owners say, “ Business chal raha hai, profit bhi aa raha hai, phir bhi paise ki kami kyu pad rahi hai?” The reason is simple—profit and cash flow are different. If you are facing this issue, the Sharda Associates Project Report team provides 100% practical support in improving financial planning, cash flow structure, and business reporting. From preparing proper cash flow statements to creating financial projections and working capital planning, expert guidance can completely change how your business handles money. What Is Cash Flow, and Why Does It Matter So Much? Cash flow means the movement of money in and out of your business. Money coming in = customer payments, sales revenue Money going out = rent, salary, suppliers, EMI, taxes Even if your business shows profit on paper, if customers delay pay...