What is the average profit margin for each industry?

To know the average profit margin of each industry, the information from the Bureau of Statistics is not reliable. Then what information to look at?

The other day there was an introduction to the fake accounts post, which said they dare to cheat anyone but not dare to cheat the tax bureau to cheat the tax is to kill the head.

The tax bureau, when collecting enterprise income tax, treats certain enterprises with imperfect accounting system in the way of "authorized collection". That is to say, no matter how much money you make, the tax directly to a formula to calculate your profit should be how much, this rate is called "taxable income rate". It varies from industry to industry.

To this end, the tax has measured the profit rate of each industry from multiple sources. The results are as follows. (No wonder Warren Buffett likes to invest in entertainment!)

I. Measured according to the statistical data of the State Administration of Taxation's Enterprise Income Tax Return. The average profit margin of each industry is measured as follows:

Industry: 7%;

Transportation: 9%;

Commodity distribution (including wholesale and retail): 3%;

Construction real estate development: 6%;

Tourism and food service: 9%;

Other industries: 8%.　Secondly, it is measured in different areas. In order to be prudent and accurately grasp the actual situation, choose Shanxi, Shandong, Guangdong, Heilongjiang, Chongqing, Gansu and other six provinces and municipalities with different degrees of economic development, the average profit rate of each industry to measure. The results are as follows:

Industry: 5%-13%;

Transportation: 9%-14%;

Commercial (wholesale): 4%-7%;

Commercial (retail): 4%- 9%;

Construction: 6%-15%;

Restaurant: 8%-15%;

Service: 9%-15%;

Entertainment: 15%-25%. (Source Snowball)