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Money that remains after all costs and expenses have been paid is commonly referred to as "profit" or "net income." In Personal Finance, it can also be called "disposable income" or "discretionary income," depending on the context. This leftover money can be used for savings, investments, or discretionary spending.
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The money that is left over after a business has paid all the costs of producing its goods and services is called?
profit/ net profit
What is money left over called?
Disposable income.
What word means money left over after expenses are paid?
The word for money left over after expenses are paid is "profit." Profit represents the financial gain that remains after all costs associated with generating revenue have been deducted. It can also be referred to as net income or net earnings in a business context.
Money left over after the bills are paid is referred to as what?
discretionary income.
Money left over after the bills are paid is referred to as?
a fixed income
The money that is left over after a business has paid all the costs of producing its goods and services is called?
profit/ net profit
The money left over after all of the business costs are subtracted is called the?
Change ********************************** Net Profit (sometimes written as Nett Profit).
What is money left over called?
Disposable income.
What is called the spending left over budget money?
A Surplus
After a business pays its workers and its bills what is the money left over called?
Profit
What is the money that is left over after all of the business expenses are paid called?
ProfitMoney that is left after all business expenses are paid is called profit.
The money left over after all of a business's expenses ae paid is called a?
profit
What word means money left over after expenses are paid?
The word for money left over after expenses are paid is "profit." Profit represents the financial gain that remains after all costs associated with generating revenue have been deducted. It can also be referred to as net income or net earnings in a business context.
Can the owner get money back when a repossessed car is sold?
If they actually make money on the sell of the car, YES. But the odds of them selling it for enough to cover all of their costs and have something left over is slim to none.
What is the number left over in division called?
The number left over in a division problem is called the "remainder".
How does an artist make money in live performances?
Well niw, let's think about it. Lots of people (we hope) buy tickets for the performance. The theatre, stadium etc costs money, but some is left over for the artist.
If the closing costs are less then the money left over can it go back to the buyer?
If the "money Left over' your talking about is the profit then highly unlikely the owner will give up that money. email me if you mean something different so I can understand your question better.
