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Five Types of Revenue Income:
Sales Revenue:
This type of revenue comes from the actual sales which occur within the business and comes from the actual selling of stock and inventory a business has owned.

Interest Revenue:
This revenue comes from an investment which usually is most cases comes from the bank.

Rental Revenue:
It is used to record the revenue that is received by providing rental services, such as buildings, equipment and more.

Dividend Revenue:
It is recorded when dividend on the stock is earned from other companies that pay dividends.
Royalties:
Royalty revenue is earned with someone else (for example, another business or individual) which makes money off something you produced.

Five Types of Capital Income:
Further Capital Employed:
When a business owner or partner invests more money into the business.
Loan Received:
When a business receives money from a loan, they are gaining more money into the business.
Money Received from Sale of Shares:
When a company sells their shares they are gaining more capital or equity but aren't removing assets to do so.
Sale of Non-Current Assets:
When a company sells their non-current assets such as motor vehicles, machinery or buildings.
Social Capital:
The asset of having good relationships between customers, employees and all who are a part of the business makes the overall capital possible.

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five types of revenue income a business can receive Rent - Unless you're in the business of renting property where rent income would be considered as operating revenue, rent income is typically considered an non-operating revenue.Interest - If your business holds investments that earn mad interest, that interest is considered an non-operating revenue. ye Again, if your business is in the business of owning debt, then the interest you earn on that would be operating revenue.Dividends - Another type of revenue is dividend revenue. If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend that would be considered an non-operating revenue.Royalties - Royalty revenue is earned when someone else makes money off of something you have produced. If you work in a space that deals with royalties, lol make sure what you produce is protected so that you a 

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five types of revenue income a business can receive Rent - Unless you're in the business of renting property where rent income would be considered as operating revenue, rent income is typically considered an non-operating revenue.Interest - If your business holds investments that earn mad interest, that interest is considered an non-operating revenue. ye Again, if your business is in the business of owning debt, then the interest you earn on that would be operating revenue.Dividends - Another type of revenue is dividend revenue. If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend that would be considered an non-operating revenue.Royalties - Royalty revenue is earned when someone else makes money off of something you have produced. If you work in a space that deals with royalties, lol make sure what you produce is protected so that you a 

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Revenue & Capital Income - Rosie Burgess

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Revenue & Capital Income - Rosie Burgess

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Revenue Income
Revenue Income is the income generated by sales of goods or services.
Rent is one example of revenue income, rent income is typically considered non-operating revenue type.
Interest, if the business has investments that earn interest, that specific type of interest earned is considered non-operating revenue.
Dividends, if the business holds stock in another business that pays a dividends this would be considered non-operating revenue.
Royalties, makes money off of something you produced.

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revenue income: Income generated by sales of goods or services.

Sales

Rent Received

Commission received

Interest received

Discount received

Capital income:  income generated by an asset over time.

Further capital invested by Partners

Capital invested by sole trader

Loan received

Money received from sale of shares

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Capital Income - this is the money used to set up a business, its a long term investment AMY K

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Capital Income - this is the money used to set up a business, its a long term investment AMY K

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loan - the money which is lent to a business by an investor, the money can be paid back in installments
mortgage - a loan would usually be used to buy business properties and they business will pay the money back over 25 years
owners capital - this is the money which the owner has invested their personal savings

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Five types of Capital income a business can receive - Maya Croft 

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Five types of Capital income a business can receive - Maya Croft 

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Financial - Financial capital is necessary in order to get a business off the ground. This type of capital comes from two sources: debt and equity. Debt capital refers to borrowed funds that must be repaid at a later date with interest. Equity capital refers to funds generated by the sale of stock, either common or preferred shares.

Human - Human capital is much less tangible but it contributes to a company's success. Human capital refers to the skills and abilities a company's employees bring to the operation.

Social - Social capital is a more intangible asset, referring to the relationships people have to each other. People tend to do things to help and encourage those in their same social network.

Natural - Natural capital is any stock or flow of energy and material that produces goods and services. It includes; resources, sinks and processes

Manufactured - Manufactured capital comprises material goods or fixed assets which contribute to the production process rather than being the output itself.

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Interest - If your business holds investments that earn interest, that interest earned is considered non-operating revenue. The  business can earn revenue from other individuals or businesses that owe money/payments to the business, the interest on the debt is added to the figure and paid as an extra amount on each installment paid by the debtors.

Dividends - Another type of revenue is dividend revenue. If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend, that would be considered non-operating. The business receives extra income from this and mutual fund dividends are paid out of income, usually on a quarterly basis, from interest generated by a fund's investments. Also known as a dividend distribution.

Rent - Unless you're in the business of renting property , rent income is typically considered non-operating revenue. This is the revenue the business gains from the hire of equipment and the rent of a property or premises.

Royalty Revenue - A royalty payment is made to the legal owner of the property, patent, copyrighted work or franchise by those who wish to make use of it for the purposes of generating revenue or other such desirable activities. Royalties are typically agreed upon as a percentage of gross or net revenues derived from the use of an asset or a fixed price per unit sold of an item.

Sales Revenue - For most companies, sales is the largest source of revenue. Sales, sometimes referred to as gross sales. This represents the amount of money a company has earned over the past quarter selling products and services.

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The money received from selling goods or services is Revenue income not Capital Income. It can be either cash or credit. If a company sells 300 bikes at 100 each then they have received £30,000 in Revenue Income.

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five types of revenue income a business can receive - Maya Croft 

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five types of revenue income a business can receive - Maya Croft 

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Rent - Unless you're in the business of renting property where rent income would be considered as operating revenue, rent income is typically considered an non-operating revenue.

Interest - If your business holds investments that earn interest, that interest is considered an non-operating revenue. Again, if your business is in the business of owning debt, then the interest you earn on that would be operating revenue.

Dividends - Another type of revenue is dividend revenue. If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend that would be considered an non-operating revenue.

Royalties - Royalty revenue is earned when someone else makes money off of something you have produced. If you work in a space that deals with royalties, make sure what you produce is protected so that you get the recognition.

Advertising - You can generate revenue from CPM (Cost per Mille or Cost per Thousand impressions) and CPC ( Cost per Click) models.  Per CPM revenue model, you can generate revenue in proportion to the number of ads displayed or shown on the site to visitors. Depending on the number of times a particular text ad has been clicked, you can make some money by demanding the same from the owner of the ads.

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Revenue Income - this is the income received on the sales of the business' goods and services AMY K

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Revenue Income - this is the income received on the sales of the business' goods and services AMY K

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cash sales - through over the counter transactions
credit sales - from sales using credit
rent received - from when a business rents out a property that it owns
interest received -  from money earned on savings or lending

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Revenue and Capital Income - Adam Conway

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Revenue and Capital Income - Adam Conway

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Capital income
Capital Income is income received of the sale of non-current assets. It is also known as capital gains. Capital income is the difference between the price that you bought it at and the selling price. If the selling price is less, then this is known as capital loss. Capital income can only be realized after the asset is sold.

1) Vehicles
2) Land
3) Buildings
4) Machinery
5) Equipment

Revenue Income
Revenue Income is income received generated by the sales of goods and services.

1) Sales
2) Interest Receivable
3) Commission Receivable
4) Rent Receivable
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e type of revenue is operating 
revenues which whats originates from the main business operations like sales 

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five types of revenue income a business can receive -  Rent - Unless you're in the business of renting property where rent income would be considered as operating revenue, rent income is typically considered an non-operating revenue.Interest - If your business holds investments that earn mad interest, that interest is considered an non-operating revenue. Again, if your business is in the business of owning debt, then the interest you earn on that would be operating revenue.Dividends - Another type of revenue is dividend revenue. If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend that would be considered an non-operating revenue.Royalties - Royalty revenue is earned when someone else makes money off of something you have produced. If you work in a space that deals with royalties, lol make sure what you produce is protected so that you a ha

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five types of revenue income a business can receive -  Rent - Unless you're in the business of renting property where rent income would be considered as operating revenue, rent income is typically considered an non-operating revenue.Interest - If your business holds investments that earn mad interest, that interest is considered an non-operating revenue. Again, if your business is in the business of owning debt, then the interest you earn on that would be operating revenue.Dividends - Another type of revenue is dividend revenue. If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend that would be considered an non-operating revenue.Royalties - Royalty revenue is earned when someone else makes money off of something you have produced. If you work in a space that deals with royalties, lol make sure what you produce is protected so that you a ha

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Five types of revenue and capital income a business can receive                                     Chris Young 

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Five types of revenue and capital income a business can receive                                     Chris Young 

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Revenue income:

Rent - Unless you're in the business of renting property (in which case, rent income would absolutely be considered operating revenue), rent income is typically considered non-operating revenue.

Interest - If your business holds investments that earn interest, that interest earned is considered non-operating revenue. Debt owned is a good example. (Again, if your business is in the business of owning debt, then the interest you earn on that would be considered operating.)

Dividends - Another type of revenue is dividend revenue. If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend, that would be considered non-operating.

Royalties - royalty revenue is earned with someone else (i.e., another business or individual) makes money off of something you produced.

Capital income:

Natural income - any stock or flow of energy and material that produces goods and services.

Human capital - consists of people's health, knowledge, skills and motivation. All these things are needed for productive work.

Social capital -  the institutions that help us maintain and develop human capital in partnership with others; e.g. families, communities, businesses, trade unions, schools, and voluntary organisations.

Manufactured capitals - comprises material goods or fixed assets which contribute to the production process rather than being the output itself – e.g. tools, machines and buildings.

Financial capitals - plays an important role in our economy, enabling the other types of Capital to be owned and traded. But unlike the other types, it has no real value itself but is representative of natural, human, social or manufactured capital.

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1. Operating revenue-They originate from the main business such as sales.
2. Non operating revenues- they are earned from side activities such as interest revenue, rent revenue. Except where the business' main industry which is renting industry.
3. Interest- It is used to record the interest earned by the business.
4. Rent- It is revenue from the buildings or equipment of the business on rent.
5. Dividend- It's used to record the dividend earned on the stock of other companies which is owned by the  business.

Capital Income
1. Natural- it is any stock or flow of energy and material that produces good and services. it includes: Resources- renewable and nonrenewable materials, Sinks - absorb,  neutralise or recycle and wastes Processes- climate regulation.
2. Human- it includes people's health, knowledge, skills and motivation. They are all needed for productive work. Enhancing human capital through education and training is the central to a flourishing economy.
3. Social- it concerns the institutions that help maintain and develop human capital in partnership with others. For example, families, communities, businesses, trade unions, schools and voluntary organisations.
4. Manufactured- it comprises material goods or fixed assets which contribute to the production process rather than being the output, eg shares,bonds or banknotes.
5. Financial-  it has no real value but it is representative of the other capitals: natural, human, social or manufactured. They are facing a sustainability crisis due to consuming the stocks quicker than they are producing them.

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5 types of revenue income/capital income - Niamh Cullen 

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Revenue Income - generated from sales of goods/services

2 types of revenue income-
Operating revenues- originates from main business. for example sales
non operating revenues - earned from any side activity eg rent revenue or interest revenue.

rent -  this is revenue from the rent from buildings or equipment of the business
interest-  this is used to record any interest earned by the business. for example any debts owed to the business. interest can be earned off that.
dividend-  if business holds any stock in another business that pays dividend. this is dividend revenue.
royalties - revenue earned with someone else eg an individual or other business making money off something you have produced.
money received from the sales of goods/services - this can be in the from of cash or credit

Capital Income - income made from sales of non current assets.

Owners Investments - capital invested into the business by the owner. important because sufficient capital is needed to operate a business and reach profitability.
Retained Profits-  also known as operating income, this is any earnings before interest and taxes.
Selling of stock -  a fast way for businesses to increase capital. not ideal for most start up businesses.
Selling of fixed assets - mostly ideal for older firms. a firm can sell its oldest assets that have been replaced or no longer needed by the firm.
debt collection-  keeping up to date with any unpaid bills owed to the business will make sure capital is maintained/increased.

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operating revenue - is the main source of revenue for a business these are all the revenues made the companies products or services mainly
Non operating revenues - these are revenues made on the side by a business and are not gained through the main purpose of the company this is mainly seen through company rent and investments
rent revenue - this is based by the amount of rent that a company has achieved over a period of time usually a year or per annul
invest revenue - this information of revenue is based of the stocks or the bonds the company has with other companies across all markets this is mainly based on interest and the dividends earned by the company when investing in to other companies
interest revenues -  these are reported by multi step income statements and are part of the non operating revenues within a company

Capital incomes - their are 5 main types of capital income  these are
Natural capital - this is made purely by the business stock or flow of energy made and or the materials that produces a companies goods or services
Human capital - this is made by the companies health knowledge skill and motivation within the business that are needed for productive work within the workplace
social capital - this is made by a business and is based of the companies human capital and the work a company does to ensure the  partnership of others internally
manufactured capital - comprised of materials and fixed assets within the business  which contribute to the production of a business not the output itself
financial income - this is made within a business when earning or trading with other businesses and contributes to the benefit of the economy within England and other countries across the globe based on where the company is located mainly.

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Revenue and Capital Income -Delisha Dadrewalla

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Revenue and Capital Income -Delisha Dadrewalla

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Revenue Income :

1. Operating Revenue are those that originate from main business operations.

2. Non-Operating Revenues is were you earn from side activity such as  Rent Revenue and Interest Revenue.

3. Interest Revenue is used to record the interest earned by the business.

4. Rent Revenue is from buildings or equipment of the business on rent.

5. Dividend Revenue is used to record the dividend earned from stock of other companies which is owned by the business.

Capital Income:

1. Natural Capital is any stock and material that produces goods and services.

2. Human Capital consists of people's health, knowledge, skills and motivations and are needed for productive work.

3. Social Capital is the concern of  the institutions that helps us maintain and develop human capital in partnership with others.

4. Manufactured Capital compromises material goods/fixed assets which contribute to the production process rather than being output itself.

5. Financial Capital plays an important role into are economy but it has no real value itself but is representative of natural, human, social or manufactured capital such as shares, bonds and banknotes

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Five Types of Capital Income it can recieve - Maya Kubiak

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Five Types of Capital Income it can recieve - Maya Kubiak

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Capital Income is the sum of money which has been set aside by owners and investors.
Financial -  Financial Capital is necessary in order to get a business off the ground. This type of capital comes from two sources: debt and equity. Debt capital refers to borrowed funds that must be repaid at a later date, usually with interest.

Common types of debt capital are:

bank loans

personal loans

overdraft agreements

Credit Card Debt

Equity Capital refers to funds generated by the sale of stock, either common or preferred shares. While these funds need not be repaid, investors expect a certain rate of return.

Human Capital
Human Capital is a much less tangible concept, but its contribution to a company's success is no less important. Human capital refers to the skills and abilities a company's employees bring to the operation.

Though it's hard to quantify human capital in dollars, most companies know that employee performance can be greatly enhanced by continuing education classes, professional development seminars and healthy-living programs. Many businesses choose to invest in the happiness and well-being of their employees because this investment indirectly benefits the bottom line by cultivating a happier, more efficient workforce.

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Five different types of revenue income a business can receive 

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Rent - Unless you're in the business of renting property (in which case, rent income would absolutely be considered operating revenue), rent income is typically considered non-operating revenue.

Interest - If your business holds investments that earn interest, that interest earned is considered non-operating revenue. Debt owned is a good example. (Again, if your business is in the business of owning debt, then the interest you earn on that would be considered operating.)

Dividends - Another type of revenue is dividend revenue. If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend, that would be considered non-operating.

Royalties -

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Income is money the business earns from selling a product or service, or from interest and dividends on marketable securities. Other names for income are revenue, gross income, turnover, and the "top line."Net income is revenue less expenses. Other names for net income are profit, net profit, and the "bottom line Income is "realized" differently depending on the accounting method used. Accrual basis accounting counts the revenue as soon as an invoice is entered into the accounting system. Cash basis accounting does not count the revenue until the invoice is paid.Income accounts are temporary or nominal accounts because their balance is reset to zero at the beginner of each new accounting period, usually a fiscal year. Most accounting programs perform this task automatically.

Rent - rent income is typically considered non-operating revenue.
Interest - Debt owned is a good example. (Again, if your business is in the business of owning debt, then the interest you earn on that would be considered operating.)

Dividends - If your business holds stock in another business that pays a dividend, that would be considered non-operating.

Royalties - As with all things small business, types of revenue will differ from business to business. Take the time to map out your operating revenue and identify whether or not you have (or perhaps one day will have) any non-operating revenues.