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Resolved: SG&A not deducted

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In the EBITDA formula you deducted COGS from total revenue but not SG&A. Why so ?

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Antoniya Baltova

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13 Aug 2024

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Hi Kritika,

in this specific example, there are no SG&A expenses. You are right, though, that if there were, they should be deducted from Gross Profit to get EBITDA.

I hope this makes sense.

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