Revenue, defined and explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- This video deals with the concept of Revenue in Financial Accounting. The video explains what Revenue is, highlights different types, and illustrates why Revenue is different from a Gain with an example.
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Is this like... the UNIVERSAL definition or Revenue, or how we should understand revenue in the context of the Income Statement? are other places where the word revenue means something different?.
thanks that helped a lot
No problem. Thanks for watching!
Thank you this was very helpful and informative 👍👍
Could you do a video with a basic accounting walkthrough of buying a liquid tradable security and then selling it regarding accounting for revenue, profit, and costs for a net loss and then a net gain scenario based on current standards in the US? It should be pretty straight forward. I would be interested to see it because I've heard there are apparently multiple ways to go about this and some of it may have changed recently but frankly like many I'm not an accounting specialist.
Very well explained, thanks for the video.
Great
Why no mention of the non-recurring concept? Isn't that essentially what you're referring to in this video by "gains"?
Yes, gains and losses are one-time transactions that don't have to do with the company's core business operations. I actually have another video on gains and losses that goes into more detail: th-cam.com/video/7cfvM6HdryM/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!
Why is interest income part of revenue? Income from interest is also not the core business operation of the firm.
It depends on the type of company. For a bank, interest revenue is part of the core operations. For a grocery store, interest revenue would be considered nonoperating income.
@@Edspira Got it. Thank You.
If I run the restaurant then dividends from investments do not seem to be related to my core business. Shouldn’t it be rather gain?
Technically, gains would still be considered revenue (non-operating revenue).
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