NOUN
- the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time (including depreciation and other non-cash expenses)
How To Use net income In A Sentence
- Operating earnings exclude investment and derivative gains and losses. He didn't mention net income.
- Total net income more than doubled from the prior year.
- Operating profit, pre-tax income and net income were all up on 1999 figures.
- The second, almost a throwaway, notes that a rise in net income isn't the only determiner of whether you've moved up.
- Net income in the third quarter this year rose to $1.4 billion from $1.2 billion. Times, Sunday Times
- It also lifted its guidance for its 2010 net income and maintained its fullyear adjusted earnings outlook. Times, Sunday Times
- In contrast, the initial impact of the tax will be on the net incomes of retail firms.
- An "expense" is something that is a charge on the income statement that ceteris paribus reduces the company's net income and net worth on its balance sheet. Stock Options, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
- Revenues and net income held up nicely this quarter and were each improved from a year earlier, despite lower fee income from deposit service charges resulting from the recently adopted changes in regulation," said Chief Financial Officer Rene Jones, who also noted that credit costs "remained well-controlled. Bank Profits Rise as Provisions Decline
- Net income was calculated by first subtracting each enterprise's total expenses from the total revenue.