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1 фонд дооценки
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2 Rücklage
Rücklage f 1. FIN reserve, handbag, purse; 2. RW reserve, surplus reserve (Bilanz: Kapitalrücklage – außenfinanziert – und Gewinnrücklagen – innenfinanziert – mit: gesetzliche Rücklage, Rücklage für eigene Anteile, satzungsmäßige Rücklagen, andere Rücklagen; cf Rücklagen)* * *f < Finanz> reserve, handbag, purse* * *Rücklage
(Bilanz) provision (Br.), (Reserve) cushion (US sl.);
• Rücklagen reserve[s], reserve fund, appropriations (US), surplus (US), (Ersparnisse) savings;
• allgemeine Rücklage general [purpose contingency] reserve;
• ausgewiesene Rücklage declared reserves;
• bilanzmäßig ausgewiesene Rücklage balance-sheet reserves;
• bei der Liquidation ausschüttbare Rücklage reserve capital;
• außerordentliche Rücklage extraordinary (surplus) reserves, contingency (provident-reserve) fund, (Versicherung) catastrophe reserves;
• besondere Rücklage special contingency reserves;
• aus Geschäftssanierung entstandene Rücklage recapitalization surplus (US);
• aus Kapitalherabsetzung entstandene Rücklage recapitalization (reduction) surplus (US);
• freie (frei verfügbare) Rücklage available (voluntary) reserves, reserve at disposal, uncommitted reserves, free reserves (US), voluntary reserve fund, non-statutory capital reserves, discretionary appropriations (US), (Bank) excess reserves (US), (Versicherung) free surplus;
• aus Höherbewertung von Anlagegütern gebildete Rücklage revaluation (appraisal, US) surplus;
• gesetzliche (gesetzlich vorgeschriebene) Rücklage legal (Br.), (lawful, US) reserves, statutory reserve [fund], non-disposable capital, legal appropriations (US), (AG) [etwa] accumulated earnings (US), earned surplus (US);
• offene Rücklage declared (open, published) reserves;
• satzungsmäßige (satzungsmäßig vorgeschriebene) Rücklage reserve provided by the articles, statutory reserves, contractual (statutory) appropriations (US);
• sonstige Rücklage other accruals;
• stille Rücklage undisclosed (hidden) reserves;
• unzureichende Rücklage reserve deficiency;
• zweckgebundene Rücklage appropriated (reserved) surplus;
• zweckgebundene, offene Rücklage surplus reserve (US);
• Rücklage für Abschreibungen reserve for depreciation (wear, tear, obsolescence or inadequacy), depreciation fund;
• Rücklage zur Abschreibung langfristiger Anlagegüter amortization reserves;
• Rücklage für den Ankauf eigener Aktien reserve for purchase of treasury stock (US);
• Rücklage für Arbeitnehmerabfindungen employee compensation reserves, redundancy fund (Br.);
• Rücklage einer Bank bank’s (banking) reserves;
• Rücklage für Beteiligungen an Banken und Bankfirmen reserve against shareholding interests in foreign banks;
• Rücklage für Betriebserneuerungen reserve for additions, betterments and improvements;
• Rücklage für Betriebserweiterungen reserve for plant expansion (US);
• Rücklage für das Betriebskapital operating-cash reserve;
• Rücklage für Erneuerungszwecke reserve for additions, betterments and improvements;
• Rücklage für Erweiterungsbauten reserve for plant expansions (US)
• Rücklage für zweifelhafte Forderungen bad-debts (US) (doubtful, Br.) reserve;
• Rücklage für Gewährleistungsansprüche warranty reserves;
• Rücklage für Katastrophenfälle (Versicherung) reserve for catastrophes;
• Rücklage für Kursverluste reserve for loss on investment;
• Rücklage für Notfälle contingency reserves;
• Rücklage für laufende Risiken (Versicherungsgesellschaft) loss reserves;
• Rücklage für den Rückkauf von Vorzugsaktien reserve for retirement of preferred stocks (US), capital redemption reserve fund (Br.);
• Rücklage für Steuern tax reserves;
• Rücklage für den Tilgungsfonds reserve for sinking fund;
• Rücklage angreifen to draw on the reserves;
• seine Rücklage auffüllen to replenish one’s reserves;
• seine Rücklage aufzehren to overrun one’s reserves, to be a draw on one’s reserves;
• Rücklage bilden to create (form, accumulate, build up) reserves;
• seine Rücklage offen darlegen to disclose one’s reserves;
• in die freien Rücklage einstellen to appropriate to free reserves;
• in die offenen Rücklage einstellen to allocate to the published reserves;
• unzureichende Rücklage haben to be short in one’s reserves;
• Rücklage in immer stärkerem Maße in Anspruch nehmen to dip even deeper into reserves;
• Rücklage in Kapital umwandeln to capitalize its reserves;
• nicht offen angelegte Beträge in den stillen Rücklage verstecken to shunt undisclosed sums into inner reserves;
• im Geschäft als Rücklage verwenden to retain in business;
• den Rücklage zugerechnet werden to be classifiable as reserves;
• den Rücklage zuführen (zuweisen) to add (transfer, place) to the reserve fund, to add (transfer) to reserves;
• Betrag den Rücklage zuweisen to carry an amount (put a sum) to reserves.
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