Entrepreneurship I - 5.03 Vocabulary Flashcard

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The amount of dividends earned from holding stocks of other companies. This is also non-operating revenue.

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Dividend Revenue

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This account records the interest earned on investments such as debt securities. This is usually a non-operating revenue.

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Interest Revenue

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The money earned from a business’s side activities.

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Non-Operating Revenues

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The amount earned from the company’s core business operations.

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Operating Revenues

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Revenues earned through one-time projects with existing or new customers.

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Project Revenue

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Earnings from ongoing payments for continuing services or after-sale services to customers.

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Recurring Revenues

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This account records the amount earned from renting out buildings or equipment and is considered non-operating revenue.

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Rent Revenue

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The amount of money that it receives from selling a particular product or service.

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Revenue Stream

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The amount a company receives from selling goods and/or providing services to its customers and clients.

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Revenue

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Revenues are generated by providing service to customers and are calculated based on time. For example, the number of hours of consulting services provided.

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Service Revenue