what is the difference between earnings and profits
Answer Posted / amit ilaitkar
Earning means getting money by doing day to day activities
e.g. I am getting salary on monthly basis. And profit means
doing such activity by intentionally to get surplus or
profit by deducting cost incurred (direct & indirect).
Earning is not always profit but profit is always earning.
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