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KEY TAKEAWAYS Revenue is total money from core business activities before expenses are deducted. Income, or net income, is earnings remaining after all expenses are deducted from revenue. Revenue highlights sales effectiveness. Income shows overall financial health post-expenses. Companies assess revenue from sources like product sales, rentals, and licensing agreements. Income is more crucial than revenue as it indicates profitability and operational efficiency. Revenue vs. Income: An Overview Revenue is the total amount of money generated from a business's primary operations. It's also referred to as gross sales or "the top line" because it's the first line on an income statement. It's calculated by multiplying a company's average sales price by the number of units sold. Income is a company's total earnings after all expenses and earnings that aren't counted as revenue are deducted. It's calculated by subtracting expenses, interest, cost of s...