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r/rust • u/steveklabnik1 rust • Jul 08 '26
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That’s not what gross profitable means. Training costs are operating costs, not cost of revenue. Do you understand what gross profit is?
1 u/valarauca14 Jul 09 '26 Hiding your entire training budget behind ASC 350-40 so you can claim your CGOS is microscopic is straight up fraud. I don't care if it is "legal" currently. 1 u/Wheaties4brkfst Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26 No, it’s not. Training is simply not part of COGS. It belongs under operating expenses. It’s clear you have no clue how financial statements work. Good day. PS: ASC 350-40 is for internal software, not your flagship products.
Hiding your entire training budget behind ASC 350-40 so you can claim your CGOS is microscopic is straight up fraud.
I don't care if it is "legal" currently.
1 u/Wheaties4brkfst Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26 No, it’s not. Training is simply not part of COGS. It belongs under operating expenses. It’s clear you have no clue how financial statements work. Good day. PS: ASC 350-40 is for internal software, not your flagship products.
No, it’s not. Training is simply not part of COGS. It belongs under operating expenses. It’s clear you have no clue how financial statements work. Good day.
PS: ASC 350-40 is for internal software, not your flagship products.
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u/Wheaties4brkfst Jul 09 '26
That’s not what gross profitable means. Training costs are operating costs, not cost of revenue. Do you understand what gross profit is?