Narrative report of each daily (Day 1-Day 5) based it from the first photo, the product is banana ice cream Gross Sales:Less: Cost ofSalesGross ProfitLess:OperatingExpenses(Packaging,Transpo &Electricity)Net Incomebefore TaxIncome TaxExpenses (30%)Net Incomeafter TaxDay 1Php 2,880.00Php 1,476.00Php 1,404.00Php 594.00Php 810.00Php 243.00Php 567.00Day 2Php 5,760.00Php 2,952.00Php 2,808.00Php 1,188.00Php 1,620.00Php 486.00Php 1,134.00Day 3Php 8,640.00Php 4,428.00Php 4,212.00Php 1,782.00Php 2,430.00Php 729.00Php 1,701.00Day 5Day 4Php 11,520.00Php 5,904.00Php 14,400.00Php 7,380.00Php 5,616.00Php 7,020.00Php 2,376.00 Php 2,970.00Php 3,240.00Php 4,050.00Php 972.00Php 1,215.00Php 2,268.00Php 2,835.00

Business Growth Analysis on daily business model

Gross Sales: Less: Cost of Sales Gross Profit Less: Operating Expenses Packaging, Transpo & Electricity) Php 2,880.00 Php 1,476.00 Php 1,404.00 Php 594.00 Php 5,760.00 Php 2,952.00 Php 2,808.00 Php 1,188.00 Php 8,640.00 Php 4,428.00 Php 4,212.00 Php 1,782.00 Php 11,520.00 Php 5,904.00 Php 5,616.00 Php 2,376.00 Php 14,400.00 Php 7,380.00 Php 7,020.00 Php 2,970.00

Gross Sales: Less: Cost of Sales Gross Profit Less: Operating Expenses Packaging, Transpo & Electricity) Php 2,880.00 Php 1,476.00 Php 1,404.00 Php 594.00 Php 5,760.00 Php 2,952.00 Php 2,808.00 Php 1,188.00 Php 8,640.00 Php 4,428.00 Php 4,212.00 Php 1,782.00 Php 11,520.00 Php 5,904.00 Php 5,616.00 Php 2,376.00 Php 14,400.00 Php 7,380.00 Php 7,020.00 Php 2,970.00

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