what is the difference between revenue and rent?

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Rent Revenue

Rent is a mode of payment that is generated in favour of a landlord by a tenant.

Revenue is a mode of payment that is generated from sale of goods or assets of movable or immovable type.

Rent is usually paid on a monthly basis.

Revenue can be paid periodically (annually or half yearly) or non-periodically (after the concerned sale / purchase).

This kind of payment is made in return for the use of land, a building, an apartment, an office, or other property.

Revenue is usually in form of a tax generated by the government due to sale / purchase of goods or assets.

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Rent	Revenue
Rent is a mode of payment that is generated in favour of a landlord by a tenant.	Revenue is a mode of payment that is generated from sale of goods or assets of movable or immovable type.
Rent is usually paid on a monthly basis.	Revenue can be paid periodically (annually or half yearly) or non-periodically (after the concerned sale / purchase).
This kind of payment is made in return for the use of land, a building, an apartment, an office, or other property.	Revenue is usually in form of a tax generated by the government due to sale / purchase of goods or assets.