EBITDA Calculator

Calculate EBITDA by entering net income, interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization to assess profitability.

EBITDA Calculator

Net Income ($ NI $, $):

Interest ($ I $, $):

Taxes ($ T $, $):

Depreciation ($ D $, $):

Amortization ($ A $, $):

Please enter valid non-negative numbers for all fields.

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About the EBITDA Calculator

The EBITDA Calculator computes Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization, a key metric for assessing a company's operational profitability.

EBITDA: Measures core business profitability by adding back non-operational expenses to net income, calculated as $ EBITDA = NI + I + T + D + A $.

Use this tool to evaluate operational performance, compare profitability, or support valuation analyses.

Features:
- Calculates EBITDA: $ EBITDA = NI + I + T + D + A $.
- Inputs: Net Income ($ NI $), Interest ($ I $), Taxes ($ T $), Depreciation ($ D $), Amortization ($ A $).
- Keypad includes digits (0–9), decimal point (.), and thousands separator (,).
- Displays calculations in LaTeX format using MathJax.
- Clear, backspace, and copy functionality for results.
- Share or embed the calculator.
Practical Applications: Useful for financial analysts, business owners, or investors analyzing profitability or preparing financial reports.
How to Use:
- Enter Net Income ($ NI $, e.g., profit after expenses).
- Enter Interest ($ I $, e.g., interest expenses).
- Enter Taxes ($ T $, e.g., income taxes).
- Enter Depreciation ($ D $, e.g., asset depreciation).
- Enter Amortization ($ A $, e.g., intangible asset amortization).
- Use the keypad to input digits, decimals, or thousands separators.
- Click "Calculate" to view EBITDA and financial note.
- Use "Clear" to reset or "⌫" to delete the last character.
- Copy results or share/embed the calculator.
Helpful Tips:
- Inputs must be non-negative numbers.
- Use commas for readability (e.g., 1,000,000); they are removed during calculation.
- Verify inputs with financial statements for accuracy.
- Results are rounded to two decimal places.
- Negative EBITDA may indicate operational losses; review financials.
Examples:
- Example 1:
  - Inputs: Net Income = $100,000, Interest = $5,000, Taxes = $20,000, Depreciation = $10,000, Amortization = $5,000
  - Calculation: $ EBITDA = NI + I + T + D + A = 100000 + 5000 + 20000 + 10000 + 5000 = 140000 $
  - Result: EBITDA = $140,000, Financial Note: Strong EBITDA indicates healthy operational profitability.
- Example 2:
  - Inputs: Net Income = -$10,000, Interest = $8,000, Taxes = $5,000, Depreciation = $12,000, Amortization = $3,000
  - Calculation: $ EBITDA = NI + I + T + D + A = -10000 + 8000 + 5000 + 12000 + 3000 = 18000 $
  - Result: EBITDA = $18,000, Financial Note: Positive EBITDA despite net loss suggests operational profitability.

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EBITDA Calculator