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Trade Calculation Calculator

Create a forward or backward calculation. From purchase price to selling price.

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List Selling Price (net)

145,39 €

Listeneinkaufspreis100,00 €
- Lieferantenrabatt (10,0 %)-10,00 €
= Target Purchase Price90,00 €
- Lieferantenskonto (2,0 %)-1,80 €
= Cash Purchase Price88,20 €
+ Bezugskosten+5,00 €
= Cost Price93,20 €
+ Handlungskosten (25,0 %)+23,30 €
= Cost of Sales116,50 €
+ Gewinn (15,0 %)+17,47 €
= Cash Selling Price133,98 €
+ Kundenskonto (3,0 %)+4,14 €
= Target Selling Price138,12 €
+ Kundenrabatt (5,0 %)+7,27 €
List Selling Price (net)145,39 €

Note: These calculations are for informational purposes only and do not replace professional tax or financial advice. All information without guarantee.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is trade calculation?

Trade calculation determines the selling price from the purchase price by adding trade margin, overhead costs, profit margin, and VAT. The standard calculation scheme runs from list purchase price to gross selling price.

What is the difference between forward and backward calculation?

Forward calculation starts from the cost price to determine the selling price. Backward calculation starts from the target selling price and works back to the maximum purchase price.

What is the Trade Calculation Calculator?

The trade calculation calculator computes the retail price via a forward calculation: from the purchase price through handling costs to the gross selling price.

How does the Trade Calculation Calculator work?

Enter the list purchase price. The calculator deducts discounts and cash discounts, adds procurement costs, handling costs, profit mark-up and customer discounts to arrive at the net, target and list selling prices.

Key Data and Facts

Scheme: list purchase price - supplier discount - supplier cash discount + procurement costs = purchase cost + handling costs + profit = net selling price + customer cash discount + customer discount = list selling price.

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