cost price
What you paid
Cost price is what a seller paid to acquire or produce something, before any markup for profit.
It's the baseline figure used to calculate margins and set retail prices.
The store's cost price on that jacket was $40, but they sold it for $80.
In accounting and business contexts, cost price may include not just the purchase amount but also shipping, handling, and other expenses incurred in getting goods ready for sale.
Added percentage for profit
- marginEdge of a page
- volume discountPrice break for quantity
- wholesaleBulk sales to merchants
- procurementObtaining goods externally
Assessing company share worth
- FIFOEarliest in, earliest out
- LIFOReverse-order processing method
- shrinkageDecrease in size
- write-downReduction in recorded value
markup
Added percentage for profit
- marginEdge of a page
- volume discountPrice break for quantity
- wholesaleBulk sales to merchants
book value
Asset minus accumulated depreciation
stock valuation
Assessing company share worth
- pricingoverpricing, discounts, overcharge, markdowns, market rate
- business mathmarkup, markdown, discount, profit, margin
- wholesalewholesale, wholesaler, distributor, bulk buying, warehouse stores
cost priceselling price
What an item costs
sale price · retail price · asking price · list price · sticker price
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