nettóbruttó
Nettóbruttó is a pair of terms used in economics and accounting to distinguish net amounts from gross amounts. Nettó (net) refers to the value after deductions, while bruttó (gross) refers to the value before deductions. The two terms are used across contexts such as wages, salaries, and prices. The phrase nettóbruttó is often seen in forms or tables that present both values side by side, rather than as a single figure.
In the context of salaries and wages, the gross amount is the total pay before taxes and
In pricing and commerce, the net price is the amount excluding value-added tax (VAT) or sales tax,
Understanding nettó and bruttó helps compare offers, negotiate salaries, and interpret pricing. Since rates and rules