takings
Money coming in
Takings are money received, especially by a business from sales: The day's takings were better than expected.
The word usually appears in plural form and often with a possessive or article.
In legal contexts, takings refers to government seizure of private property, as in takings clause—the constitutional provision requiring compensation when the state takes land.
Transaction documentation
- proceedsRevenue from a transaction
- incomeRegular monetary receipts
- earningsMoney gained from work
- grossTotal before subtractions
sales · turnover · cashflow · gate · box office · till · register · profits
Government taking private property
- forfeitureLoss due to breach
- repossessionCreditor seizing collateral
- appropriationUnauthorized claiming or allocation
- nationalizationGovernment acquisition of industry
impoundment · requisition · confiscation · dispossession · eminent domain · sequestration · distraint · attachment
receipts
Transaction documentation
gross · sales · turnover · cashflow · gate · box office · till · register · profits · returns
expropriation
Government taking private property
- forfeitureLoss due to breach
- repossessionCreditor seizing collateral
- appropriationUnauthorized claiming or allocation
nationalization · impoundment · requisition · confiscation · dispossession · eminent domain · sequestration · distraint · attachment · garnishment
loot
Stolen valuables
swag · catch · bounty · prize · trove · stash · pickings · heist · robbery · theft
- box officebox office, gross, worldwide gross, opening weekend, ticket sales
- earningsearnings, earnings per share, income, earnings call, gains
- incomesalary, earnings, income, wages, pay
- plunderlooting, loot, booty, pillaging, spoils
- payoutspayout, disbursement, dividend, cash prize, reimbursement
- box office termsbox office, ticket sales, receipts, earnings, proceeds
- taking offStarting upward flight
- taking turnsActing in sequence
- taking a breakTemporary cessation of activity
- taking careAttending to needs
- taking it easyDeliberately slowing down
- taking outRemoving from within