Gross
Profit
Profit noun - The amount of money left when expenses are subtracted from the total amount received.
Usage example: after we deducted the cost of sugar, lemons, and paper cups, the profit from a day of lemonade sales was about $20
Gross and profit are semantically related in gain topic. Sometimes you can use "Gross" instead the word "Profit" as a noun or a verb.
Both words in one sentence
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These changes ended up fracturing the fandom, and while the film made a profit at the box office its gross paled in comparison to the Transformers movies. G.I.
Source: Franchise / G.I. Joe - Hollywood Accounting is how a production studio weasels out of paying royalties or anything else based on a percentage of profit: just overestimate your expenses, and bingo, there is no profit, or at least a lot less of it — at least on paper, even if the gross reaches into the billions.
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That's after gross net deduction profit percentage deferment ten percent of the nut.
Source: Film / Bowfinger
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