bruttóból

bruttóból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from gross" or "out of gross." It is primarily used in financial and economic contexts to denote a calculation or amount that is derived from the total, unadjusted sum before any deductions or subtractions. This concept is fundamental in understanding various financial metrics and taxations.

For example, in the context of salary, bruttóból refers to the gross salary, which is the total amount earned before income tax, social security contributions, and other deductions are taken out. When discussing company profits, bruttóból would indicate the gross profit, calculated by subtracting the cost of goods sold from the total revenue, without accounting for operating expenses, interest, or taxes. Similarly, in value-added tax (VAT) calculations, a price stated bruttóból includes the tax amount.

Understanding whether a figure is presented bruttóból or nettóból (from net) is crucial for accurate financial analysis and personal budgeting. Nettóból represents the amount after all applicable deductions have been made, thus reflecting the actual take-home pay or the final profit. The distinction between gross and net is a common point of reference in economic discussions, employment contracts, and financial reporting worldwide.