As used in the Income Approach -- the revenues remaining after all expenses have been settled.
Forfeited cash or gross receipts from the sale of forfeited property less allowable asset management and case-related expenses, third-party interests, and any award based on the value of the forfeiture.
The profit made by a casino after all expenses and out goings have been met.
is used in OMB Circular A-122, Cost Principles for Nonprofit Organizations, as part of the definition of a nonprofit agency that "uses its net proceeds (revenues less expenses) to maintain; improve; and/or expand its operations."
The amount the municipal unit receives equals the amount required for capital financing. If a municipal unit wants $100,000 for capital financing, they can request that the proceeds equal $100,000. The unit will borrow $100,000 plus fees and charges.
the amount remaining after a licensee has deducted all approved expenses related to the management and conduct of a licensed lottery event from the gross receipts for the event. The licensee must use the net proceeds for the charitable objects and purposes approved by the licensing authority.
the amount realized from a transaction minus the cost of making it.
The cash received after paying all liens and expenses.
The amount of money a property seller will receive after all selling costs have been paid.
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The amount received from the sale of assets or securities after deducting all costs incurred in the transaction.
The difference between maturity value and discount when a note receivable is discounted.
Amount of money left after all prizes are given out, taxes are paid, and expenses are paid.
Amounts received from the sale or disposal of real property less all relevant deductions (direct costs associated with the sale or disposal).
The proceeds of a sale or other disposition after deducting all costs related to the sale or disposition.
The amount of cash received from the sale of the property, not including relevant expenses.
The amount received after all costs are deducted from the sale of a piece of property, a loan, or some type of security.