収入|しゅうにゅうshuunyuu[0]heiban (flat)
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- nounincome; earnings; revenue; proceeds; takings; receipts
- Synonym所得しょとくNeutralA tax and statistics term for income left after deducting expenses, as in 「所得税」; 「収入」 is the gross amount received.
- Synonym収益しゅうえきWrittenWritten, formal word for the earnings a business gains through its operations, as in 「収益性」; used mostly in corporate finance.
- Synonym稼ぎかせぎCasualColloquial word for money earned by working, as in 「稼ぎがいい」; leans toward income from one's own labor.
- Synonym実入りみいりCasualColloquial for the money you actually take in or the profit, as in 「実入りのいい仕事」; originally a crop harvest.
- Related上がり高あがりだかWrittenA rare, written-style word for money taken in from a business; in everyday speech say 「売上」 or 「収入」.
- Related稼ぎ高かせぎだかNeutralThe total amount earned by working; slightly colloquial. Everyday usage prefers 「稼ぎ」 or 「収入」.
- Antonym支出ししゅつNeutralMoney paid out; the counterpart of 「収入」 on the expenditure side of income and spending, often in accounting contexts.
- Antonym出費しゅっぴNeutralExpenses or outlays, as in 「出費がかさむ」; leans toward personal, everyday spending.
- Antonym費用ひようNeutralThe money needed to do something, as in 「旅行の費用」; centers on the amount spent, standing opposite 「収入」.
「収入」 is the default for income — the total amount coming in. Use 「所得」 for income after expenses in tax or statistics, and 「収益」 for a company's earnings. Colloquially, 「稼ぎ」 is money earned by working, 「実入り」 the actual take-home, 「稼ぎ高」 the total earned; 「上がり高」 is rare. For spending, 「支出」 is the accounting opposite, 「出費」 everyday outlays, 「費用」 the cost of something.
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