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Ahhhh, ok. That seems like shady accounting to me, then. Calling any money "revenue" before the merchants get their share.
by ebbv 14y ago
Ahhhh, ok. That seems like shady accounting to me, then. Calling any money "revenue" before the merchants get their share.
- jordo37 14y agoThat's not shady accounting, revenue is the income a company receives before handling any expenses, which in this case would include payment of merchants. This is why revenue is called the top-line - it represents the first number on any balance sheet before you subtract anything away.
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