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What are business rules? Business rules guide the everyday decision-making within businesses by outlining the relationships between objects, such as customer names and their corresponding orders.
Profit Margin = (Net Income / Revenue) x 100 To use this formula, you need to first calculate the net income and revenue for the relevant period. Net income is the total income earned by a business or product minus all expenses, including operating expenses, taxes, and interest payments.
By dividing the total sales revenue by the average inventory, you obtain the sales turnover ratio.
One way to calculate a business's valuation is to subtract liabilities from assets. However, this simple method doesn't always provide the full picture of a company's value. This is why several other methods exist.
