Let's talk about the cost first. The daily operation cost of rice noodle shop is not high, but the joining fee or transfer fee is a relatively large fee.

But the rice noodle industry does not talk about the peak season, so the sales volume is very stable.

Yunnan crossing the bridge rice noodles are mainly rice noodles and soup base, and various vegetables and meat are added, which is not only delicious, but also very simple to operate.

The production of rice noodles is relatively simple and the profit is considerable!

The meaning of profit

Accounting profit refers to the operating results of an enterprise in a certain accounting period. Profits include net income MINUS expenses, gains and losses directly included in current profits, etc.

Profit can be divided into operating profit, total profit and net profit according to its different levels. Profit is an important symbol to measure the advantages and disadvantages of an enterprise, often an important indicator to evaluate the business performance of an enterprise, and also an important reference for investors and other users of financial reports to make decisions. Profit = net income minus expenses+gains and losses directly included in current profits.

Profit = revenue-cost-expense

The gains or losses directly included in the current profits and losses refer to the gains or losses that should be included in the current profits and losses, which will eventually cause changes in the owner's equity and have nothing to do with the owner's investment in capital or distribution of profits to the owner.

Profit refers to the inflow of economic benefits formed by non-daily activities of enterprises, which will lead to the increase of owners' rights and interests, and has nothing to do with the capital invested by owners. Divided into:

(1) Income directly included in owners' equity;

(2) The income is directly included in the current profit.

Loss refers to the outflow of economic benefits from non-daily activities of enterprises, which will lead to the reduction of owners' equity, and has nothing to do with the distribution of profits to owners. Divided into:

(1) losses directly included in owners' equity;

(2) losses directly included in the current profits.