Company tax rate alone, is 30%.
So if the product was completely and utterly free somehow.. and it sold for $720 gross, there is $504 left after tax. Just after tax.
This is typical of what Bot need to pay from the $720:
Manufacturing company
Logistics company
Distribution Pharmacy
Insurance company rebate
Tele medicine
Company Fees:
Advertising
Sales force
Other BOT employees
Then 25% tax on whatever is left
Then you get net profit which can use with PE.
504 IMO could be net sales, but it's high.
Deduct BOT cost, deduct company tax - $200
Company tax rate alone, is 30%.So if the product was completely...
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