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The above, while perhaps a possible definition of EBT, is inaccurate. The financial accounting (GAAP) which EBT is one heading for, has NOTHING to do with determing taxable income under Tax Accounting. The person is also confusing taxable sales with the term income. Net Taxable Sales is generally used in the context of Sales Tax.

Gross sales = all possible receipts.

Exempt sales = receipts that weren't sales taxed (because the item isn't taxable

(say food), or the buyer was able to exempt it (as in purchases

for resale). This is subtracted from Gross.

Returns & Adjustments = adjustments, normally subrtractions, for return sales where

tax was refunded.

Brings you to net taxable sales = the amount of sales a tax was collected or is due on.

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