net revenue
After deductions, earnings
Net revenue is the income remaining after certain deductions—typically returns, discounts, and allowances—are subtracted from gross revenue.
It represents what a company actually keeps from sales before accounting for operating costs: Net revenue dropped after the holiday return period.
The term appears frequently in financial reporting and business analysis.
- profitGain exceeding expenditure
- profit marginRevenue exceeding costs ratio
- incomeRegular monetary receipts
- take-home payEarnings after withholdings
- earningsMoney gained from work
sales · bottom line · in the black · top line · cost of goods · margins · cash flow · turnover · receipts · proceeds · yield · returns · deductions · expenses · operating income · after taxes · quarterly · fiscal year
- incomesalary, earnings, income, wages, pay
- business metricsconversion rate, KPIs, sales figures, ROI, profit
- paycheck termsgross pay, salary, earnings, wages, bonus
- revenuerental income, interest income, dividend income, top line, sales
- admissionsapplication, acceptance letter, admissions, application deadline, admissions committee
- profitsgross profit, operating profit, profit margin, profit margins, gross earnings
net revenuegross revenue
Total earnings before expenses
gross sales · gross income · total revenue · gross receipts · total sales
net revenueoperating expenses
Routine business costs
cost of goods sold · net loss · operating loss · overhead · expenditures