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Income from operations is the money you earn from accounts such as:
Sales off merchandise Sales of services And etc.. What the gross profit is: Income from your operations Income from various other things that aren't part of operations MINUS The cost of goods sold (what it cost you do by your merchandise to sell to your customers or what it cost you to perform your services, this also includes some expenses such as shipping and ect) |
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