- Home
- Financial Dictionary
- Turnover
Turnover
Turnover refers to the revenue or income a company makes over a particular duration. It is the total or gross revenue that doesn’t consider any costs of operation or related expenses. In accounting, turnover is also used to compute the speed at which a company can get cash from its accounts receivable. In investing it is used to understand the sales of a portfolio in a specific period of time.
Most searched / Popular terms
- Finance
- Mandate
- Regression
- Insurance
- EBITA
- Value Added Tax
- Gross Interest
- Redemption
- Stamp Duty
- Books of Account
- Fixed Assets
- Profit and Loss Statements
- Income Statement
- Interest Rate
- Prime Rate
- NACH
- Net Profit Margin
- Bad Debt
- Marginal Rate
- Bombay Stock exchange (BSE)
- National Stock Exchange (NSE)
- Input Tax
- IPO
- Annualised Returns
- Wealth Management
- Balance Sheet
- Budget
- Credit Line Vs Credit Limit
- Asset
- Co-signer
- Collateral
- House Loan
- Chargeback
- Grace Period
- Add-on Credit Card