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take the sell price and deduct the cost price.
divide this number by the sell price and times by 100.
ie; if you buy sell a product for 50 and it costs 30 the profit is 20.
20 divided by 50 = .04 x 100 = 40%
"Net" means that all costs (or expenses) must be considered, including taxes, overhead, etc.
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