Normally there are "wages" for the staff that you employ. If you're a director of a limited company then your own "wages" are probably shown under "directors' salaries".
And, if you're self employed (or a partner in a partnership) you don't get "wages", you (might) get profit!
The bottom line shows you what your profit is for the year, and (generally speaking) if you're self employed then that is your taxable income. Whether you drew it as income or "wages" or drawings or something else - or even if you drew nothing at all from the business bank account - the profit is the important figure.
Strictly speaking profit is not "wages" but you can think of it like that if you want to.
And that's the figure you're going to pay tax on!
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