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1 куртаж
сущ.; бирж; франц( брокерская комиссия) brokerage; broker's charges; courtageкуртаж, предусмотренный в договоре — brokerage provided for (stipulated) by a contract
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2 куртаж
сущ.; бирж; франц( брокерская комиссия) brokerage; broker's charges; courtageкуртаж, предусмотренный в договоре — brokerage provided for (stipulated) by a contract
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3 куртаж
сущ. бирж.( брокерская комиссия) brokerage;broker’s charges- оплачивать куртаж
- процентный куртажкуртаж, предусмотренный в договоре — brokerage provided for (stipulated) by a contract
процент \куртажа — percentage of brokerage
сумма \куртажа — amount (sum) of brokerage
условия \куртажа — conditions (terms) of brokerage
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Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > процентный куртаж
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8 комиссионные
2) Law: commission charge3) Economy: commission charges, commission earnest4) Finances: commission rate5) Cinema: agency commission7) Banking: commission8) Advertising: kickback9) Patents: percentage10) Business: commitment fees, availment, brokerage fee11) EBRD: charge, commission fee, fee12) leg.N.P. marketing fee13) Makarov: squeeze -
9 комиссионное вознаграждение
1) General subject: brokerage, commission, fees (для банковских платежей)2) Law: commission charge, commission remuneration3) Trade: commission fee4) Economy: selling concession5) Accounting: percentage (в процентах)6) Advertising: com7) Business: auctioneer's commission, earned commission8) EBRD: charges, commissions, fees9) leg.N.P. factor's allowance, factor's commission, factorage10) Makarov: brokageУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > комиссионное вознаграждение
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