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Essentially, profit management is a practice employed by businesses to influence the figures related to the income statement. Profit management practices are not always negative or unlawful as long as there are no indications of fraud by the business owner. Profit management is typically implemented at the end of a period or year. For example, if an order for goods for January is currently in December, the business owner may request that the order be expedited. This will allow the business/company to record the December order as a sale, and profits will increase.
The primary function of profit management is to maximize profits, thereby attracting investors. Of course, it has many other functions and benefits.
The primary function of profit management is to maximize profits, thereby attracting investors. Of course, it has many other functions and benefits.