netearnings
nounUK /ˌnetˈɜːnɪŋz/
US /ˌnetˈɝːnɪŋz/
The money you keep after paying for costs.
After paying for supplies, her netearnings were enough to buy a new bike.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The final amount a company keeps after all bills are paid.
The company reported netearnings of two million dollars this year.
3. Money left from a paycheck after taxes are taken out.
His netearnings each month cover rent and groceries.
4. The profit from selling something after subtracting what it cost.
The netearnings from the lemonade stand paid for the ingredients.