Müügituluga

Müügituluga is the instrumental form of the Estonian noun müügitulu, which denotes income from the sale of goods or services. In accounting and economics, müügitulu refers to revenue or turnover generated by sales, before expenses. The form müügituluga itself is not a separate concept; it is the instrumental/comitative case used in sentences to indicate instrument or association with revenue, for example in phrases like müügituluga seotud kulud or müügituluga võrreldavad näitajad.

Usage and nuance: In financial reporting, müügitulu is typically presented as the revenue line item and serves as the starting point for calculating profitability after deducting costs. The term müügitulu is sometimes used interchangeably with müügikäive, though müügikäive is more common in everyday business language to denote turnover. The instrumental form müügituluga is used to describe relation to revenue, such as related costs or metrics compared to revenue, or instruments associated with revenue.

Related terms and concepts: Müügitulu is closely related to terms such as müügikäive (turnover/revenue) and kasum (profit). While müügitulu emphasizes the income arising from sales, müügikäive often stresses the volume of sales. In some contexts, regional or stylistic differences influence which term is preferred in official reports versus colloquial discussion.

Examples:

Aruandes esitati müügitulu 2,5 miljonit eurot.

Müügituluga seotud kulud moodustasid 65% käibest.

Müügituluga võrreldes kasum vähenes.