"profit plan" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a plan for making a profit, for example: "The company has developed an ambitious profit plan for the upcoming quarter."
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The two principal budget statements are the profit plan and the cash forecast.
The profit plan is an estimated income statement for the budget period.
Figure 2 shows the essence of this relationship: the company's profit plan is really the integrated product of the plans of its two major product divisions.
The details underlying the profit plan are contained in departmental sales and cost budgets, each part identified with the executive or group responsible for carrying it out.
Other elements of the budgetary plan, in addition to the profit plan and the cash forecast, include capital expenditure budgets, personnel budgets, production budgets, and budgeted balance sheets.
These include financial ratio analysis, profit planning, financial forecasting, and budgeting.
For this reason, divisional cash forecasts tend to be less important than divisional profit plans.
Companywide cash forecasts, on the other hand, are just as important as company profit plans.
Separate profit plans are ordinarily prepared for each major segment of a company's operations.
We discuss the issues of interface design, data reporting and updating, and optimal production and profit planning.
