profitto
profit
The word 'profitto' is used in Italian to refer to the financial gain or benefit that is realized when the amount of revenue gained from a business activity exceeds the expenses, costs, and taxes needed to sustain the activity. In other words, it is the amount of money that remains after all the costs and expenses have been deducted from the total revenue. The term 'profitto' is used in a similar way to the English term 'profit' and is an important concept in business and finance.
Example sentences using: profitto
Azienda ABC ha realizzato un notevole profitto quest'anno.
ABC Company has made a considerable profit this year.
This sentence is used to convey that a specific entity, in this context, the ABC Company, has earned a significant monetary gain within the designated time frame, which is 'this year'.
Investire in immobili può portare ad un alto profitto.
Investing in real estate can lead to high profit.
This sentence expresses the possibility or potential of achieving monetary success or 'high profit' through a certain action, which, in this example, is 'investing in real estate'.
Il profitto della vendita è andato in beneficenza.
The profit from the sale went to charity.
This sentence is used to illustrate that the gained money or 'profit' from a certain action, in this case 'the sale', has been given or donated to a beneficial cause or 'charity'.