Answer / suresh

net profit

Answer / sanjiv vishwanathan

we find out net profit from profit and loss a/c .NP=Gp-
opertaING EXP + OPERATING INCOME-NON
OPERATING EXP that is called net profit

Answer / phani

np stands for net profit ,it net profit after deduction
between indirect expences minus indirect income plus grossprofit

Answer / shivesh chandra

NP can be explained in a sequence:

Revenue from sales-Cost of goods sold=Gross Profit

Gross Profit-Total operating expenses=Profit before interest
and Tax (PBIT)

PBIT-Interest=Profit before Tax (PBT)

PBT-Tax=Profit after tax (PAT)

PAT=Net Profit

Answer / om prakash patel

net profit is the profit.which we can achive by deducting
indirect expenses to the gross profit

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