Excel Profit and Loss Templates

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These files require a spreadsheet reader such as Microsoft Excel or Open Office Calc. They are in XLS file format extension.

  1. Profit and Loss Statement
  2. Profit and Loss Statement
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  • David Dable

    I do a paper route and I need to provide a profit and loss for it. I use my own car and I am thinking I am using the standard deduction of .50 per mile. That would be my only expense.

    The revenue is delvering papers. All different kinds at .09 daily and .30 for Sunday and Holidays. there is also add’l cents paid if there are special inserts. There is also tips from customers but I get a print out from the Journal/Sentenial that has all of that on it. Can you help me in creating a template?
    thanks,
    David Dable

  • David Dable

    I do a paper route and I need to provide a profit and loss for it. I use my own car and I am thinking I am using the standard deduction of .50 per mile. That would be my only expense.

    The revenue is delvering papers. All different kinds at .09 daily and .30 for Sunday and Holidays. there is also add’l cents paid if there are special inserts. There is also tips from customers but I get a print out from the Journal/Sentenial that has all of that on it. Can you help me in creating a template?
    thanks,
    David Dable

  • There is a really good template if you want to generate a commission statement, i’ve used it a bunch and find it really helpful. http://www.oneclickcommissions.com/excel-statement.html 🙂

  • anne gifford

    What is a BA%

  • Omarbinharun

    marvelous,beginning,,new contraktor.

  • Renee

    Thanks, just what I needed and such a time-saver!!! 

  • Kallie

    Someone please help.  What is the BA%?

  • Kerplot

    Good template. Easy to adapt to any business. Not sure, specifically, what the “BA” is for, but the % of Revenue or % Expenses named on that row, for the month, is what BA% is solving for. Pretty useful information, and convenient. Can just Hide the BA% columns, by moving the column lines, at the letter, up top, if you don’t want to see the information. 

  • Sai

    %B/A is ratio for What is Budgeted to Actuals – this tells the Financial Accuracy of your forecasting and planning