Margin ↔ markup

Margin → markup: Percentage [%] ÷ (100 − Percentage [%]) × 100; Markup → margin: Percentage [%] ÷ (100 + Percentage [%]) × 100. Margin divides profit by selling price; markup divides it by cost. Equal percentages therefore give different prices. Use a consistent tax basis for costs and sales.

Margin divides profit by selling price; markup divides it by cost. Equal percentages therefore give different prices. Use a consistent tax basis for costs and sales. The formula uses the specified units. Displayed numbers are rounded; whole packs, item counts and full time periods may also be rounded within the calculation.

The formula uses the specified units. Displayed numbers are rounded; whole packs, item counts and full time periods may also be rounded within the calculation. Prices, measurements and model assumptions determine how well the result represents your situation.

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