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101 expense of refrigeration
Холодильная техника: расход холодаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > expense of refrigeration
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102 expense on cigarettes and incidentals
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > expense on cigarettes and incidentals
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103 expense operating
Менеджмент: операционные расходы -
104 expense operation
Золотодобыча: подготовительно-нарезные работы -
105 expense organization
Менеджмент: организационные расходы -
106 expense posting
SAP.тех. проводка расхода -
107 expense ratio
1) Экономика: отношение затрат к доходу2) Страхование: доля издержек, коэффициент затрат, коэффициент расходов, процент расходов3) Банковское дело: отношение расходов акционеров взаимного фонда к общей сумме капиталовложений4) Деловая лексика: соотношение расходов и доходов -
108 expense receipt
1) Реклама: квитанция за произведённые расходы2) SAP. документ по расходам -
109 expense reclassification
Бухгалтерия: рекласс расходовУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > expense reclassification
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110 expense recoveries
Деловая лексика: возмещение расходов -
111 expense reimbursement
SAP. возмещение расходов -
112 expense report
Общая лексика: финансовый отчёт -
113 expense reserve
Страхование: резерв расходов -
114 expense sheet
1) Общая лексика: расчётная ведомость2) Техника: расходная ведомость3) Юридический термин: лист расходов4) Экономика: расчёт издержек -
115 expense side (of the budget)
Деловая лексика: расходная часть (бюджета)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > expense side (of the budget)
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116 expense standard
Реклама: норма расходов -
117 expense store accountant
Логистика: бухгалтер склада по расходным операциямУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > expense store accountant
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118 expense structure
Банковское дело: структура затрат -
119 expense timesheet
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120 expense tracking
Бухгалтерия: отслеживание расходов, учёт расходов
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