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Forum New Topic Jeff Zhang Accountant, China Revenue versus Proceeds What's the difference between revenue and proceeds in accounting? In which conditions we use proceeds? Thanks for your advice... X Welcome to the Accounting Equation forum. The topic of this particular discussion is: "Revenue versus Proceeds". Please register now to read all responses and to join this discussion yourself. Log in   gulandam   Revenue and Proceeds Revenue is the income received by an organization from all of its activities. If the organization is a country or state, then revenue is from taxes. Proceeds is money obtained from specific events or activities, such as selling. Proceeds may be 'gross' -- before your expenses -- or 'net' -- after paying your expenses. Participate and leave a comment Share your opinion, knowledge and experience or ask a question (sign up for free first) Start a new forum topic		More on Accounting Equation Summary Forum Revenue versus Proceeds What's the Use of Accounting? Why Accounting? 🔥 The Accounting Cycle Special Interest Group Are you interested in Accounting Equation? Sign up for free Notify your students Copy this into your study materials: Interesting discussion: Revenue versus Proceeds and add a hyperlink to: https://www.12manage.com/forum.asp?TB=accounting_equation&S=3 Link to this discussion Copy this HTML code to your web site: Interesting discussion: <a href="https://www.12manage.com/forum.asp?TB=accounting_equation&S=3">Revenue versus Proceeds</a>

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