Difference Between Revenue and Profit
- Revenue is income before costs are deducted.
- Revenue could be income from goods or services sold. Revenue can also include rental income from properties that a company owns but leases out.
- Profit is the money left after costs are taken out.
- Gross profit is revenue minus the cost of goods sold. Net profit is revenue minus the cost of goods sold and all of the other costs involved with the business. Those costs can include salaries, taxes, insurance, rent, and utility bills.
- On Nov. 16, 2009 General Motors announced revenue of $26,352,000,000 for the period of July 10 through Sept. 30. In that time period they lost $1,151,000,000.
Definition of Revinue
Sources of Revenue
Definition of Profit
Types of Profit
Revenue Doesn't Always Mean Profit
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