gross income in German
gross income in German is Bruttoeinkommen — gross income means the total amount a person earns before tax, pension contributions and any other deductions are taken out.
gross income in German
Bruttoeinkommen
Income generated before deducting expenses, taxes, insurance, etc.
What does "gross income" mean?
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noun The total amount a person earns before tax, pension contributions and any other deductions are taken out.
"Lenders usually look at your annual gross income when working out how much you can borrow."
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noun For a business, total revenue from sales minus the direct cost of the goods sold, before operating expenses and tax.
"Gross income fell because raw material prices rose faster than prices at the till."
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gross income in a sentence
- Lenders usually look at your annual gross income when working out how much you can borrow.
- Her gross income was £48,000, but she took home considerably less.
- Gross income fell because raw material prices rose faster than prices at the till.
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What is "gross income" in German?
"gross income" in German is Bruttoeinkommen. gross income means: The total amount a person earns before tax, pension contributions and any other deductions are taken out.
How do you use "gross income" in a sentence?
Example: "Lenders usually look at your annual gross income when working out how much you can borrow." In German, "gross income" is Bruttoeinkommen.
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