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Service-based industries (like IT, consulting, accounting): Salary expenses often form a large chunk, typically 30% to 50% of turnover, because these businesses are labor-intensive.
Manufacturing or product-based businesses: Salary might be a smaller percentage, say 10% to 20% of turnover, since a bigger share goes to raw materials and other costs.
Retail businesses: It could range anywhere from 5% to 15% depending on staffing needs.
In summary:
Salary / Turnover × 100 = % of turnover spent on salaries
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