EBITDA, ____ earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, helps you ____ how efficiently your business generates ____ from company operations. This is different from ____, as it excludes financing costs, non-cash expenses, and taxes. With these accounting ____, EBITDA shows you what you actually earn from “core” operations (everything after omitting capital expenses and taxes) and helps you measure your business success. You can use EBITDA to see how your core earnings change ____ and compare your cash flow with other organizations. For example, two companies might have very different net incomes, but once you remove interest and taxes, their ____ might actually be very similar. By understanding EBITDA, you can create a more “apples-to-apples” comparison between companies by normalizing their capital structure, tax structure, non-cash accounting decisions, and short-term ____ fluctuations.

B1 EBITDA What is it and why is it important?

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