Feb 3, 2022 12:57
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Portuguese term
Receita bruta e faturamento bruto
Portuguese to English
Bus/Financial
Accounting
Contexto: "O faturamento bruto representa o valor total das vendas e serviços, incluindo os impostos sobre o faturamento como, por exemplo, o ICMS. É similar a Receita Bruta, porém, são incluídos ganhos obtidos com aplicações financeiras ou venda de ativos."
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Gross revenue and gross billing
Basically, the difference between what you billed and what you actually received
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4 mins
top-line (revenue) and gross revenue
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De acordo com o Marcílio, "top-line" pode ser usado para "receita bruta", então nesse contexto é esse o termo que eu usaria pra distinguir de "faturamento bruto" (gross revenue).
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Gross revenue and gross turnover
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Paulinho Fonseca
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Obrigado, Paulinho!
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Clauwolf
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Obrigado, Claus!
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2 hrs
Gross revenue from sales of goods and services, and gross turnover.
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Alternative: Gross turnover from sales of goods and services, and gross turnover.
Explanation:
"Turnover" is rarely used in U.S. accounting.
"Revenue" is rarely used in U.K. accounting.
Therefore I am struggling with this.
The other answerers have omitted "from sales of goods and services", which I think is very wrong in accounting practice, and is also wrong because it rewrites the author for no reason.
Explanation:
"Turnover" is rarely used in U.S. accounting.
"Revenue" is rarely used in U.K. accounting.
Therefore I am struggling with this.
The other answerers have omitted "from sales of goods and services", which I think is very wrong in accounting practice, and is also wrong because it rewrites the author for no reason.
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Thank you for your answer! |
2 days 7 hrs
Gross receipts and gross invoice value, AmE
Turnover in BrE is volume of sales in AmE.
Revenue in BrE also means tax e.g. revenue law = tax law.
I am giving a US-American slanted answer for a Brazilian-spawned question.
Revenue in BrE also means tax e.g. revenue law = tax law.
I am giving a US-American slanted answer for a Brazilian-spawned question.
Example sentence:
gross invoice value means the gross value of sales of Company Records
Gross receipts are sales of a business that form the basis for corporate taxation in a handful of individual states and certain local tax authorities.
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Thank you for the references and examples, great answer. "Gross receipts" sounds like a good choice, but I felt a bit insecure with "gross invoice value" since the term does not appear much in a Google search. |
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