A lot of people have the question: What is the Difference Between Gross Income and Net Income? There are two separate answers to this question—one for businesses and one for employees.

For Businesses

difference between gross income and net income

For a business, gross income (also known as gross profit) is simply revenues minus cost of goods sold. You can see gross profit on the income statement above. Net income for a business is revenues minus cost of goods sold minus all other business expenses.

The difference between the two is quite clear for a business.

For Employees

For individuals, gross income is a person’s total income before any deductions (like taxes) are taken into account. Net income is a person’s total income minus any taxes or other deductions.

gross income vs net income

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