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Define Revenue

Revenue: The amount (sum) of money which a company really receives throughout a specific period, comprising discounts and deductions for the returned merchandise. This is the "top line" or "annual income" figure from which costs are subtracted to find out net income.

Revenue is computed by multiplying the price at which services or goods are sold by the number of units sold.

Revenue is also termed as "REVs."

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