In a continuing series of customizing your Income Statement Layout, I wanted to show you how you can get a Statement with EBITDA calculated after Net Income. First, please review my previous blog here (or https://blog.concentrus.com/create-a-new-income-statement-layout).
First, let’s open our customized NetSuite Income Statement from our last blog.
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- Click Return to Customization
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- Enter a new Name for your report. I’ll name mine EBITDA Income Statement
- Click Save As
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- Click Return to Customization
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- Next click Edit Layout
- Duplicate this Layout and enter a new Name. Example: EBITDA
Note that Section 3 to 5 are optional. You can go straight to the EBITDA Calculation in step 6 -
- On the left section (LAYOUT)
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- Select Ordinary Income/Expense (selecting this to insert above) then
- Using the Dropdown, select Add Formula Row
- On the FORMULA LABEL enter Add Back Interest
- On the Format Section:
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- Un-select Bold
- Change Line to None
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- On the Formula section:
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- On Type Column, select Row
- On Value Column, select Interest
- Click OK
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- On the left section (LAYOUT)
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- Select Ordinary Income/Expense (selecting this to insert above) then
- Using the Dropdown, select Add Formula Row
- On the FORMULA LABEL enter Add Back Income Taxes
- On the Format Section:
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- Un-select Bold
- Change Line to None
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- On the Formula section:
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- On Type Column, select Row
- On Value Column, select Income Tax Expense
- Click OK
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- On the left section (LAYOUT)
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- Select Ordinary Income/Expense (selecting this to insert above) then
- Using the Dropdown, select Add Formula Row
- On the FORMULA LABEL enter Add Back Depreciation & Amortization
- On the Format Section:
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- Un-select Bold
- Change Line to None
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- On the Formula section:
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- On Type Column, select Row
- On Value Column, select Depreciation & Amortization
- Click OK
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- On the left section (LAYOUT)
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- Select Ordinary Income/Expense (selecting this to insert above) then
- Using the Dropdown, select Add Formula Row
- On the FORMULA LABEL enter EBITDA
- On the Formula section – row 1:
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- On Type Column, select Row
- On Value Column, select Net Income
- Click OK
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- On the Formula section – row 2:
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- On the Operator Column add the plus sign (+)
- On Type Column, select Row
- On Value Column, select Add Back Interest
- Click OK
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- On the Formula section – row 3:
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- On the Operator Column add the plus sign (+)
- On Type Column, select Row
- On Value Column, select Add Back Income Taxes
- Click OK
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- On the Formula section – row 4:
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- On the Operator Column add the plus sign (+)
- On Type Column, select Row
- On Value Column, select Add Back Depreciation & Amortization
- Click OK
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- Click Return to Customization
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Your new Income Statement should look something like this:
If you found this blog helpful, you can find more content or blogs regarding NetSuite customizations and How-To’s at https://blog.concentrus.com/. If you need any help with customizing reports and saved searches, feel free to contact Concentrus. Our consultants would be happy to guide you through the process.
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