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Social Arithmetic Calculator - Profit Loss, Gross Net, VAT

Calculate profit and loss, profit/loss percentage, selling price, buying price, gross margin, and discount amounts. Essential business and commerce calculations for Indonesian and international contexts. Includes markup, markdown, and breakeven analysis for small business owners.

Social Arithmetic Formulas

Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price

Keterangan:

  • CP
    Cost Price (initial capital)(contoh: $100.00)
  • SP
    Selling Price(contoh: $120.00)
  • P
    Profit = SP - CP(contoh: $20.00)
  • %P
    Profit Percentage = P/CP × 100%(contoh: 20%)
  • Gross
    Gross weight (container + contents)(contoh: 50 kg)
  • Net
    Net weight (contents only)(contoh: 48 kg)
  • Tare
    Container weight = Gross - Net(contoh: 2 kg)

How to Use the Social Arithmetic Calculator

  1. 1

    Select Calculation Type

    Choose profit/loss, gross/net/tare, or sales tax (VAT).

  2. 2

    Enter Data

    Input the known values.

  3. 3

    View Results

    See the calculation result with step-by-step breakdown.

Contoh Perhitungan

Calculating Profit

Soal:

Buy an item for $80, sell for $100. What is the profit percentage?

Penyelesaian:
  1. 1.Profit = $100 − $80 = $20
  2. 2.Profit % = 20/80 × 100%
  3. 3.Profit % = 25%
Hasil:25% profit

Profit is calculated from cost price (capital), not selling price.

Gross, Net, and Tare

Soal:

A rice sack has gross weight 50 kg and tare 2%. What is the net weight?

Penyelesaian:
  1. 1.Tare = 50 × 2% = 1 kg
  2. 2.Net = 50 − 1 = 49 kg
Hasil:Net = 49 kg

Price is usually based on net weight (contents only).

Price with Sales Tax

Soal:

An item costs $500 before tax. Sales tax is 10%. What is the total?

Penyelesaian:
  1. 1.Tax = $500 × 10% = $50
  2. 2.Total = $500 + $50
Hasil:$550

Always add tax to the pre-tax price to get the amount due at checkout.

Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan (FAQ)

What is the difference between profit and margin?
Profit percentage is based on cost price. Margin is based on selling price. Example: buy $80, sell $100 → profit 25% (20/80), margin 20% (20/100).
When do I use gross/net weight?
Gross/net is used when packaging weight matters, such as for commodities (rice, sugar, oil). For lightweight goods it is often ignored.
What is a discount or rebate?
A discount is a price reduction from the list price. A 20% discount on $100 means you pay $80. Tiered discounts apply for bulk purchases.
How do I calculate a loss?
Loss = Cost Price − Selling Price (when cost > selling price). Loss % = Loss / Cost × 100%. Example: buy $100, sell $80 → 20% loss.

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