Comprehensive Income
Equals net income minus all recognized changes in equity during a period.

Investopedia Says:
Losses or gains on foreign currency transactions is an example. For most firms, comprehensive income is more volatile, exceeding net income in some years, but falling below net income in others.

Related Terms:
Income
Income Statement
Income Tax
Net Income
Net Operating Income - NOI

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