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ndohodak; dobit, prihod• allocation of income raspodjela dohotka• amount of monetary income iznos monetarnoga dohotka• capital income dohodak od kapitala• contractual income collection ugovorena naplata prihoda• deferred income odgođeni dohodak• earned income zarađeni dohodak• family income policy polica osiguranja obiteljskoga prihoda• fixed income insurance product proizvod osiguranja s fiksnim dohotkom• income and expenditure prihod i rashod• income bonds dohodovne obveznice• income statement račun dobiti i gubitka• income statement analysis analiza računa dobiti i gubitka• incomes policy dohodovna politika• increase of incomes povećanje dohotka• interest income kamatni prihod• investment income prihod od investicija• monetary income monetarni dohodak• money income novčani prihod• national disposable income raspoloћivi nacionalni dohodak• nominal income nominalni dohodak• real disposable income stvarno raspoloћiv dohodak• repatriation of income povrat dohotka (u zemlju podrijetla)• supplementary income dodatni prihod• taxable income oporezivi dohodakEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > income
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