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How to calculate the total industrial output value

I. Gross industrial output value

computing formula

1, product output in the current month × product sales unit price.

2. Main business income of the current month+ending balance of inventory-opening balance of inventory.

Two. Industrial added value

First, the production method, industrial added value = industrial output value-industrial intermediate input+value-added tax payable in this period.

Second, the income method, industrial added value = depreciation of fixed assets+remuneration of workers+net product tax+operating surplus.

General enterprises adopt the latter calculation method.

Extended data:

Gross industrial output value is the total amount of industrial products sold or available for sale produced by industrial enterprises in the form of money in a certain period of time. Reflect the total scale and level of industrial production in a certain period. Including: finished products that are no longer processed in the enterprise but have been inspected and packaged (except products that do not need to be packaged according to regulations), income from foreign processing fees, semi-finished products made by ourselves at the end of the period and differential values of products in progress.

The factory method is used to calculate, that is, the industrial enterprise as a whole is calculated according to the final total results of the industrial production activities of the enterprise. Double counting is not allowed within the enterprise, and the production results of each workshop (branch factory) within the enterprise cannot be added up. However, double counting is allowed between enterprises, industries and regions.