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1 ♦ revenue
♦ revenue /ˈrɛvənju:/, ( USA) /ˈrɛvənu:/A n. [uc]1 (fin., econ.) entrata; reddito; ricavo: the balance between costs and revenues, l'equilibrio fra costi e ricaviB a. attr.fiscale; tributario: revenue claim, credito fiscale; revenue duties, dazi fiscali; diritti erariali; revenue receipts, entrate fiscali; (dog.) revenue tariffs, tariffe fiscali ( e non protettive); revenue tax, imposta erariale (o fiscale)● (rag.) revenue account, conto economico; conto profitti e perdite □ (leg.) revenue act, legge fiscale □ (rag.) revenues and expenditures, entrate e spese □ (fin.) revenue-bearing, produttivo di reddito □ (leg.) revenue case, controversia tributaria □ (naut.) revenue cutter, lancia della finanza; guardacoste □ (fin., rag.) revenue expenditure, spese d'esercizio □ (fisc.) revenue from taxation, gettito fiscale □ revenue inspector, ispettore della finanza □ (fisc.) revenue officer, funzionario del fisco □ (rag.) revenue reserves, riserve disponibili □ revenue stamp, marca da bollo □ revenue stream, flusso di reddito □ (fisc., in GB) revenue tribunal, commissione tributaria.
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