How to use Profit Calculator
This arithmetic check takes the costs you provide away from revenue. A positive result is profit and a negative result is a loss. The corresponding margin is shown only when revenue is greater than zero.
Choose a consistent period and cost definition. This is not a full accounting statement: non-cash items, financing expenses, taxes and recognition rules only affect the answer if you include them in your inputs.
The formula
Profit = revenue − total costs
Margin = profit / revenue × 100, when revenue is not zero
A worked example
Revenue for the period (₹): 100000 · Total costs for the period (₹): 85000
Profit / loss: ₹15,000.00
Questions about this calculation
What if revenue is zero?
Profit is still calculated as minus the entered costs. Margin is shown as undefined.
Are taxes included?
Only if you include them in the total costs.
Formula checks: 2026-10-08. Assumptions & corrections.