GAC Report: EBIT vs EBITDA
By JoAnna Mueller EBITDA is a measure of a business’s core profitability after stripping out factors that aren’t in the company’s control or that may distort earnings. These factors are a company’s interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. EBIT vs EBITDA: EBIT takes away two categories that used to be included: depreciation and amortization. Companies will have a lower EBIT than EBITDA. This is disproportionately true for companies...
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