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1 accrual
accrual [ə'kru:əl] n: incremento m, acumulación fn.• acrecencia s.f.• acumulación s.f.• aumento s.m.[ǝ'krʊǝl]1.N acumulación f2.CPDaccrual rate N — tasa f de acumulación
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2 accrual
s.1 acumulación (finanzas) (de interés, deuda)2 aumento, acrecentamiento, incremento, acrecencia. -
3 accrual accounting
s.contabilidad en valores devengables, contabilidad acumulativa, contabilidad de valores devengables, contabilidad diferida. -
4 accrual accounts
s.cuentas de acrecencia, cuentas de periodificación. -
5 accrual basis
s.base de acumulación, base de valor devengado, base acumulada, base acumulativa. -
6 accrual bond
s.bono de acumulación. -
7 accrual concept
s.principio del devengo. -
8 accrual date
s.fecha de acumulación. -
9 accrual method
s.método de acumulación. -
10 accrual system
s.sistema de devengo, sistema de acumulación. -
11 non-accrual
adj.no acreciente. -
12 non-accrual assets
s.activo no acumulado. -
13 tax accrual
s.impuesto acumulado. -
14 wage accrual
s.salario acumulado, jornal acumulado, jornal devengado, salario devengado.
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Accrual — is derived from the verb , which describes the gathering or clustering of things together over time, as atoms, or it describes a general increase in number, as in interest. It also holds specific meanings in the contexts of accounting and payroll … Wikipedia
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Accrual — Ac*cru al ([a^]k*kr[udd] al), n. Accrument. [R.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
accrual — (n.) 1782, from ACCRUE (Cf. accrue) + AL (Cf. al) (2) … Etymology dictionary
accrual — [n] growth accumulation, amassing, amassment, buildup, increase; concepts 432,780 … New thesaurus
accrual — [ə kro͞o′məntə kro͞o′əl] n. 1. the act or process of accruing 2. the amount that accrues: Also accruement [ə kro͞o′mənt] … English World dictionary
accrual — [[t]əkru͟ːəl[/t]] accruals N COUNT: usu sing, oft N n In finance, the accrual of something such as interest or investments is the adding together of interest or different investments over a period of time. [TECHNICAL] ...the accrual of funds used … English dictionary
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accrual — /ə kru:əl/ noun 1. the act of noting financial transactions when they take place, and not when payment is made 2. a gradual increase by addition ♦ accrual of interest the automatic addition of interest to capital … Dictionary of banking and finance