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As a CA with 10 years experience, let me break this down practically:Net Profit = Total Income - (Cost of Goods Sold + Operating Expenses + Depreciation + Amortization + Interest + Taxes)In simpler terms, it's everything you earn minus everything you spend. What many small business owners miss: Don't forget owner's salary - if you work in the business, include reasonable compensation as expense Include all taxes - not just income tax but also professional tax, etc. Account for depreciation - even if no cash moved, assets lose valueThe formula looks like this in practice:Sales ₹500,000 - Cost ₹200,000 - Expenses ₹150,000 - Interest ₹10,000 - Taxes ₹30,000 = Net Profit ₹110,000*This is crucial because it shows your business's true profitability after ALL costs. Track this monthly to make informed decisions!

The name "Gulab Jamun" comes from two Persian words: Gulab (گلاب) means "rose water" - referring to the rose-flavored sugar syrup Jamun (جمون) refers to the Indian blackberry (Java plum) that the sweet resembles in size and shapeSo literally, it means "rose berry" - a berry-shaped sweet soaked in rose-flavored syrup. The dessert has Persian origins and was introduced to India during the Mughal era. The name perfectly describes what it is - a berry-sized sweet dunked in rose-scented syrup. The jamun fruit comparison is quite accurate - both are dark, round, and roughly the same size, though gulab jamun is obviously much sweeter!