Answer / vishal pai kuchelkar

gross sales for the year means a turnover 0f the company

Answer / ravi

turn over will be caluculated on sales generally
turn over is caluculated on gross sales because net sales
include taxes if we deuct tax we get actual sales actual
sale can be treated as gross sale & it can also be treated
as turn over

some times it is caluculated on net sales
eg- sales-sales returns we get net sales

Answer / cockster

It depends on what kind of turnover you are asking. If you are asking for a turnover as sales revenue... then it will be the gross sales. Or are you asking for assets turnover, debtors turnover, stock turnover, alot more. Pls specify.

Answer / pushpa mohan

Generally we take total of Annual Net Sales

Answer / vasvanand hatheli

If We Calculate Turn Over for the Financial Year We Should Dmeed Total Sale in a financial year.

Answer / rajesh

cost of sales\capital employed

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