EBIT Calculator

This calculator works out your business's EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Tax), the measure of operating profit that strips out financing costs and tax so you can judge how the core business itself is performing, before comparing periods, benchmarking against competitors, or valuing a company. You start by entering revenue and cost of goods sold, which the calculator uses to work out gross profit automatically. From there you add operating expenses one by one: rent or lease, supplies and stationery, utilities such as electricity, telecoms, water and gas, vehicle costs, travel and accommodation, salary and wages, depreciation, interest and amortisation, and these are totalled into a total operating expenses figure. The calculator then works out net operating profit before taxes, subtracts a taxation expense amount you supply to reach net operating profit after taxes, and adds interest and tax back in to give you the final EBIT figure. Because depreciation and amortisation stay in the calculation while interest and tax are added back, EBIT reflects trading profitability rather than financing or tax decisions. Enter every figure as GST exclusive, since the calculator does not adjust for GST. Use the result to track operating performance over time, compare against similar businesses, or support loan and investment conversations. Figures are only as accurate as what you enter, so treat the output as an indicative estimate rather than formal financial advice.

NOTE: This calculation does not include GST, all figures should be GST exclusive.