sales revenue = net sales?

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On the income statement, it is shown that Sales revenue less Cost of goods sold equals Gross profit, and when the following is considered, it seems that sales revenue equals net sales in financial accounting:
"GROSS PROFIT(OR GROSS MARGIN) is net sales less cost of goods sold."


Is my reasoning correct in all cases? Or are there any exceptions?

 

[straightmarble02]

No thanks. I've found an answer. So "Sales revenue=Sales=Net Sales=Net revenue=Revenue"

"Sales Revenue: Income from sales of goods and services, minus the cost associated with things like returned or undeliverable merchandise. Also called "Sales", "Net Sales", "Net Revenue", and just plain "Revenue"."
http://www.moneychimp.com/glossary/sales_revenue.htm