Costs incurred in the normal course of business. Costs exclude cost of sales (cost of goods sold) and other expense that such as one-time settlements, accounting adjustments, taxes, etc.

A financial health indicator that evaluates the profit a company earns in terms of the total revenues generated. This ratio will vary by industry. Classified as a profitability ratio.

Money loaned by the company to the related parties.

Money loaned by the related parties to the company.

Money loaned by the company to the shareholders.

Money loaned by the shareholders to the company.

Money owed by the company to suppliers, lenders, and other third parties that are not due within the next 12 months or operating cycle.

Money owed by the company to suppliers, lenders, and other third parties.

Total revenues minus cost of sales (or cost of goods sold).

Gross profit reported as a percentage of revenues.