How to say "receipts" in Japanese
Choosing the right word
- 入金にゅうきんnounCovers 'receipts' as money actually received: the arrival of funds or a payment. Typical when confirming that money has come in, as in banking or accounting.
- 収入しゅうにゅうnounFor 'receipts' meaning total takings, this is really the income word: earnings or revenue taken in over a period, rather than any single payment received.
Use 入金 for receipts as money actually received — payments or funds coming in, as in banking — and 収入 for receipts as overall income, earnings or revenue.
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