Outstanding balance
Total receivable or payable less the settled amount. A negative result indicates overpayment.
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Total receivable or payable less the settled amount. A negative result indicates overpayment.
Discounted amount divided by one minus the discount rate. Rate must be below 100%.
Original price multiplied by the discount rate. Enter 20 for a 20% discount.
Amount after growth divided by one plus the growth rate. Rate must exceed -100%.
Selling price less cost, divided by cost. Cost must be positive.
Net profit divided by revenue for the same period. Revenue must be positive.
Revenue less all expenses, including costs, operating expenses and taxes.
Unit price × quantity. Outputs the total in the same currency, without automatic taxes or discounts.
Source amount × exchange rate. Enter target-currency units per 1 source-currency unit.
Principal × annual rate × years. Outputs interest only; excludes principal, compounding, fees and repayment schedules.
Commission base × rate. For a single flat rate; excludes tiered commissions.
Original price × (1 − discount rate). Enter 20 for a 20% reduction, leaving 80% payable.
Actual ÷ target × 100. Target must be positive; an output of 80 means 80%. Results may exceed 100%.
(Current − previous) ÷ previous × 100. For nonnegative amounts with a positive prior period; an output of 20 means 20%.
Cost × (1 + markup rate). Markup is based on cost, not sales revenue.
Cost ÷ (1 − target gross margin). Margin must be below 100%; this differs from markup on cost.
(Revenue − cost of sales) ÷ revenue × 100. Revenue must be positive; an output of 40 means 40%.
Sales revenue − cost of sales. Use the same period, currency and tax basis.
Gross amount × tax rate ÷ (1 + tax rate). Outputs the tax amount for one tax rate.
Gross amount ÷ (1 + tax rate), for an amount subject to one tax rate.
Net amount × (1 + tax rate). Supply the applicable rate; no jurisdiction or tax category is assumed.