revenues

Money coming in

Revenues is the plural of revenue, meaning income—especially money received by a business, organization, or government.

Companies report revenues from sales; governments collect revenues through taxes.

The word typically appears in financial contexts: Quarterly revenues exceeded expectations.

The city needs new revenues to fund infrastructure projects.

income

earnings

Money gained from work

collections · inflows · remittances · yield · returns · gains · dividends · royalties · fees · dues

streams

recurring

Happening repeatedly over time

sponsorship · subscription · licensing · royalties · franchising · commissions · affiliate · monetization · diversified · portfolio

taxation

taxes

Mandatory government payments

imposts · tithes · excise · customs · tolls · assessments · fiscal · budgetary · governmental · treasury

growth

increase

Growth in amount

boom · upswing · spike · escalation · multiplication · accumulation · diversification · projections · forecasting · year-over-year

sales

transactions

Exchanges of value

merchandise · trade · marketplace · customers · vendors · invoices · discounts · point-of-sale · checkout · purchases

Categories
Opposites
financial flow direction

revenuesexpenditures

Money paid out

expenses · outlays · costs · spending · disbursements

financial position

revenuesdebts

Sums owed to others

liabilities · losses · deficits · arrears · obligations

Phrases
Family

revenue, revenuers, revenuer

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G