Acompany's tells you how much money the company has left over after subtracting all expenses. a. net profit b. gross profit c. revenue d. cost of goods sold

A. Net profit

A company's net profit tells you how much money the company has left over after subtracting all expenses.

Explanation:

Net profit refers to a company’s total earnings or revenue minus all expenses. The company’s expenses include: taxes, depreciation, preferred stock dividend and the cost of normal business operation. It is known as the actual profit and the bottom line of a company. Net profit is a good measure or indicator of a company’s profitability.

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