First, let's talk about the cost, the daily operating cost of the rice noodle store is not high, but the franchise fee or transfer fee is a larger cost.

However, the rice noodle industry does not talk about seasonal peak seasons, so the number of sales is very stable.

Yunnan Bridge Rice Noodle is based on rice noodles and soup base, and then add a variety of vegetables and meat inside, not only taste good, the operation is also very simple.

Rice noodles are relatively simple to make and quite profitable!

The meaning of profit

Profit in accounting refers to the results of business operations in a certain accounting period. Profit includes the net amount of revenue less expenses, gains and losses that are directly recognized in the current period's profit, and so on.

Profit can be divided into different levels according to its composition: operating profit, gross profit and net profit. Profit is an important measure of the strengths and weaknesses of the enterprise, is often an important indicator of the evaluation of the performance of the management of the enterprise, but also investors and other users of financial reports for decision-making is an important reference. Profit = net income less expenses + gains and losses recognized directly in current profits.

Profit=Revenue-Costs-Expenses

Gains and losses recognized directly in profit for the current period refer to gains and losses that should be recognized in profit or loss for the current period, and ultimately lead to changes in owner's equity, and have nothing to do with the investment of capital by the owner or the distribution of profits to the owner.

Profit is the inflow of economic benefits formed by the non-routine activities of the enterprise, which will lead to an increase in owners' equity, and is not related to the investment of capital by the owners. It is categorized into:

(1) Profits that are directly recognized in owners' equity;

(2) Profits that are directly recognized in current profits.

Losses are outflows of economic benefits that are incurred by non-routine activities of a business that result in a decrease in owners' equity and are not related to the distribution of profits to owners. It is categorized into:

(1) losses that are directly recognized in owners' equity;

(2) losses that are directly recognized in current profits.