Calculate EBIT. Revenues 26,980.0 Cost of goods sold 12,236.0 Gross profit 14,744.0 Selling, general and administration 4,484.0 Operating profit 10,260.0 Net interest income 372.4 Profit before tax 10,632.4 Tax expense 3,040.0 Net income 7,592.4 Depreciation 1,468.0 Amortization 290.0 Divisional reorganisation expense (within SG&A) 1,115.0 Marginal tax rate 20.0% Select one: 8,484.4 10,260.0 13,133.0 11,375.0
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