What is PRE-TAX PROFIT MARGIN?

The company’s earnings before taxes are accounted for. A higher pre-tax profit margin is considered to be a good indicator of the firm’s profits.

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Related Legal Terms
PROFIT MARGIN, GROSS PROFIT MARGIN, NET PROFIT MARGIN, OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN, NET INCOME MARGIN, MAINTENANCE MARGIN, CLEARING MARGIN, VARIATION MARGIN, MARGIN OF ERROR, OPERATING MARGIN


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