net out

net out
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Phrasal Verb with net({{}}/net/ verb [T]
to be or produce a particular amount of money after tax and other costs have been paid: »

The facility showed a gross loss of $2.8m, which, when set against investors' deposits of £1.5m, netted out at $1.36m.

to be or have a particular amount at the end of a process: »

We will net out with several hundred additional jobs over two years.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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