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What is the net profit margin id earning before interest and taxes is $20,000, net income is $10,000, sales are $50,000, and total assets are $100,000

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What is the net profit margin id earning before interest and taxes is $20,000, net income is $10,000, sales are $50,000, and total assets are $100,000

Profit Margin = Net Income / Net Sales Revenue

= 10,000 / 50,000

=20%

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