net income. Net income is the total income from all sources, less total expenses. These costs include capitalized expenses, depreciation, interest, taxes, and other expenses.
If I’m being totally honest, I was sort of annoyed by this point, because I’ll admit I’ve been having a difficult time figuring out what I owe for a couple of years now. It’s taken me all of three seconds to realize that I owe $5 for a $20 bottle of wine, $25 for a $40 dress shirt, and $100 for a $35 pair of jeans, and that’s it.
The one time it takes you to go from “I owe 5 for a 20 bottle of wine” to “I owe 5 for a 20 bottle of wine” is when you realize that you owe 5 for a 40 dress shirt, and then you say, “Wait a minute, Im not taking that, Ill just take this instead.
It sounds like the difference between the two amounts is the cost to you. You owe 5 for a 20 bottle of wine because it is actually 5.20, and you can pay the 5 back the same way, by paying 5.20. You owe 5 for a 20 dress shirt because it is actually 5.20, and you can pay the 5 back the same way, by paying 5.20. You owe 100 for a 35 pair of jeans because its actually 100.
We think that this is a nice trick for net income because it shows that you have spent money from your own pocket into someone else’s pocket. You see, you owe 6 for a 10 pair of jeans, and then you say, Wait a minute, Im not taking that, Ill just take this instead. It sounds like the difference between the two amounts is the cost to you. You owe 6 for a 10 dress shirt because it is actually 6.
It doesn’t just sound like that; it’s exactly that. The cost to you is “6.” The cost to you is the same as the cost to someone else, so you just use the same wording. It’s as if there were a third party that was paid 6 to do the same thing. In our case, we don’t have to pay the cost to someone else because we’re using the same wording.
The cost to you is the amount you paid for the shirt because we are using that amount for our calculations. We didnt pay it to someone else because we are using the same wording.
If you’re thinking about the cost of your shirt, think about the cost of your life. If the cost of your shirt is 6, then the cost of your life is the same as the cost of the shirt. If you go out to buy a shirt, you only have a 6 cost on your back to pay to someone else. You have to go out to buy a shirt to pay to someone else.
If you think about the cost of your life, then think about our cost of your shirt. If we dont get paid for our shirt, we only pay to you. The cost of your shirt is the same as the cost of the shirt we paid to you.
To answer this question, consider this: Do you think you would have a shirt that was 6 times as expensive? If you say no, then why? Think about the cost of your shirt. If you think about the cost of your shirt, then you can make up your mind to only go out to buy a shirt when you need it. When you get paid, you end up paying to someone else.
