What is the difference between operating profit and EBIT in the income statement?

there is not difference both are same revenue-cos-operating expense=operating profit or can be said EBIT or PBIT

no difference

There is no difference between them.

- Operating profit is the profit after deducting the COGS , the administration EXPand marketing EXP from the revenu but before deduct the treasury EXP.

- EBIT it is the profit before deduct the the interests and taxes

- so that there is no difference between operting profit and EBIT  

 

EBIT means earnings before interest and tax ie means the profit before paying interest and paying tax liability,interest means interest payable to investors or creditors it is not related to operating activity .so operating profit means profit after paying interest and taxes EBIT-EARNING BEFORE INTEREST & TAXES (-)INTERST (=)EBT-EARNING BEFORE TAX (-)TAX (=)PAT-PROFIT AFTER TAX

operating profit is the profit generated by the mainstream activities of the company, after adding the income and expenses from non core activities such as dividends from shares, rentals etc that would become EBIT

EBIT stands for earnings before interest and taxes. Operating profit is a company's earnings before deducting interest payments and income taxes. In some cases, there may therefore be no real difference between EBIT and operating profit. In other cases, certain factors that may cause an extra profit or loss to be made or incurred through activities not directly connected to the company's operations could make the difference.