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Non-operating items (revenues and expenses) in the income statements

  • Sep 19, 2022
  • 1 min read

šŸ”¢ Non-operating items are revenues or expenses that are not generated by the core business of a company or organization


šŸ“‹ They are listed in the income statement after all operating items (including depreciation, amortization, interests, etc.) and before income tax expenses


šŸ”ƒ They can be USUAL (like rental incomes), UNUSUAL (like gains or losses for the sale of an asset), NON-RECURRING (one-off, like restructuring expenses or litigation fees) or EXTRAORDINARY (highly rare, like theft or losses for natural disaster).


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