Gross proceeds

gross proceeds
Definition 1.
The total amount raised from an initial public offering.

CCC reports the gross proceeds of a tobacco quota contract on Form 1099-S, 'Proceeds from Real Estate Transactions' in the year that the contract was entered into.

The fraction of the gross proceeds of an underwritten securities offering that is paid as
compensation to the underwriters of the offering.
Horizontal acquisition
Merger between two companies producing similar goods or services.

The institution may choose to report the gross proceeds, or the net proceeds (gross proceeds minus any commissions, option premiums, state or local transfer taxes, brokers' fees, etc.), in Box 2.

Gross spread
The fraction of the gross proceeds of an underwritten securities offering that is paid as compensation to the underwriters of the offering.
Gross Weight
The full weight (including goods and packaging) of shipment.

Investments such as stock shares in companies.[3] For government, revenue includes gross proceeds from income taxes on companies and individuals, excise duties, customs duties, other taxes, sales of goods and services, dividends and interest.[4] ...

Suresh Sadagopan Ladder7 Financial Advisors, however, puts the gross proceeds from the PTF to a modest 9.6 to 8.9 %.

1099-B - Is a form that reports redemptions and exchanges to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) from accounts other than money market and retirement. It also reports gross proceeds from sales of stocks, bonds, commodities, futures, ...

Three reports are typically generated in financial accounting: the balance sheet, which summarizes the firm's assets and liabilities; the income statement, which reports the firm's gross proceeds, expenses, and profit or loss; ...

The SEC also found that flotation costs as a percentage of gross proceeds are greater for smaller issues than for larger ones.

gross proceeds The total amount generated from an initial public offering. gross profit Calculated as sales minus all costs directly related to those sales. These costs...

See also: Compensation, Gross spread, Expense, Treasury securities, Banks