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Economic and Business Vocabulary — Lessico Economico·Revenue, Profit and Income — Key Distinctions
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Rule reminder

In Italian business language, several terms are often confused: 'il fatturato' is total revenue (turnover); 'l'utile' or 'il profitto' is net profit after costs; 'il guadagno' is a general word for earnings or gain; 'le entrate' are income flows (often used for public finances); 'i ricavi' are revenues recorded in accounting. Distinguishing these terms is essential for reading financial reports and Italian business press.

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L'azienda ha registrato un **fatturato** di 50 milioni di euro nell'ultimo esercizio.

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