WHAT IS THE DIFF BETWEEN REVENUE AND INCOME??
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Answer / d.satyanarayana
Revenue is the Total amount of sales that a company has for
the particular period.
Income is the amount left after the expenses have been
subtracted from the Revenue for a particular period.
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Answer / abdul hannan
revenue is generated by providing services or through sales
which is the main functions of the business,
where as the income is collective of all the gains which a
firm get either through gain in capital mrket or frm
various sources.
thax
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Answer / ala abdul karim
i think revenue is something that a company can get in
return of providing services or products.Isn't it???
Income is same which is mentioned above............
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