profit and loss

How To Use profit and loss In A Sentence

• If a profit and loss account were to be produced measuring the political parties' recent success in dealing with business, the bottom line would surely be zero. Times, Sunday Times
• The cost is charged directly to the profit and loss account.
• Profit and loss from war was not necessarily always a matter of individual enterprise.
• The directors recommend that ￡9,239,000 be transferred to the profit and loss account as set out in note 19 on page 41.
• “It’s not about profit and loss,” explains Montgomery, tutorially, implying that profit and loss is flat-footed and literal. Serious Money
• In another year, a capital receipt was credited to the profit and loss account but shown as an extraordinary item.
• The company said that these costs were expensed through the profit and loss account in the normal way and were a cost-efficient way for Elan to remunerate staff.
• I have a group of people working for me who do nothing but examine other industries, and they have been feeding me information about cinema owners' profit and loss accounts.
• The remaining notes either amplify particular profit and loss and balance sheet lines, or convey general additional data. Finance for the Non-Financial Manager
• Rental income under operating leases is hereby credited to the profit and loss account on a straight-line basis over the lease term.