Friday, December 7, 2018

REVENUE*PROFIT*INCOME



Revenue, Profit and Income
, three terms many perceive as being very similar but in business they are different. 

Revenue refers to money earned from your day to day operations.  

Profit refers to financial gain after deducting amount spent.  

Income refers to the actual earnings of the company after subtracting all expenses.  To simplify, money received by accounting standards is revenue, then you have profit and what is left is income.  (expenses + profits = Revenue, revenue - expenses = Profits, Revenue - Profit = Expenses) If your company can use working capital to increase production or expand operations, 

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