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Brythan
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Should iI subtract these costs to calculate the "Net Present Value"?

So now iI know that in order to workout the " Net Present Value " iI have to find the " Present Value " of each year..

And for that iI need to find the revenue of each year ..

however However, when there are some costs like what we have here ( marketing/production costs) should these become subtracted from the revenue for it to resemble the future value or not ?

enter image description hereSpreadsheet showing expens and sales numbers for five years

Should i subtract these costs to calculate the "Net Present Value"?

So now i know that in order to workout the " Net Present Value " i have to find the " Present Value " of each year..

And for that i need to find the revenue of each year ..

however , when there are some costs like what we have here ( marketing/production costs) should these become subtracted from the revenue for it to resemble the future value or not ?

enter image description here

Should I subtract these costs to calculate the "Net Present Value"?

So now I know that in order to workout the " Net Present Value " I have to find the " Present Value " of each year..

And for that I need to find the revenue of each year ..

However, when there are some costs like what we have here ( marketing/production costs) should these become subtracted from the revenue for it to resemble the future value or not ?

Spreadsheet showing expens and sales numbers for five years

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BobbyScon
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So now i know that in order to workout the " Net Present Value " i have to find the " Present Value " of each year..

And for that i need to find the revenue of each year ..

however , when there are some costs like what we have here ( marketing/production costs) should these become subtracted from the revenue for it to resemble the future value or not ?

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So now i know that in order to workout the " Net Present Value " i have to find the " Present Value " of each year..

And for that i need to find the revenue of each year ..

however , when there are some costs like what we have here ( marketing/production costs) should these become subtracted from the revenue for it to resemble the future value or not ?

enter image description here

So now i know that in order to workout the " Net Present Value " i have to find the " Present Value " of each year..

And for that i need to find the revenue of each year ..

however , when there are some costs like what we have here ( marketing/production costs) should these become subtracted from the revenue for it to resemble the future value or not ?

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carlos
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Should i subtract these costs to calculate the "Net Present Value"?

So now i know that in order to workout the " Net Present Value " i have to find the " Present Value " of each year..

And for that i need to find the revenue of each year ..

however , when there are some costs like what we have here ( marketing/production costs) should these become subtracted from the revenue for it to resemble the future value or not ?

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