Revenue is the income a business earns from ordinary sales of goods and services during a reporting period, before expenses are deducted.
Financial statements usually report net revenue (net turnover) after sales rebates, VAT, and other taxes directly linked to sales are removed.
Revenue measures sales activity. It does not show how much the company kept after salaries, materials, interest, tax, and other costs.
The closest local concept can have a different scope, identifier, or valuation method. Check the responsible authority when the distinction affects a filing or transaction.
Latvia
The local financial-statement label follows national presentation rules; compare the same period and accounting scope.
Lithuania
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Estonia
The local financial-statement label follows national presentation rules; compare the same period and accounting scope.
Finland
The local financial-statement label follows national presentation rules; compare the same period and accounting scope.
Sweden
The local financial-statement label follows national presentation rules; compare the same period and accounting scope.
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