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1 net
I[net] n ցանց, ձկնորսական ուռկան (նաև fishing net). tennis net թենիսի ցանց. net game մրզ. խաղ ցանցի մոտ. net judge մրզ. մրցավար ցանցի մոտ net rusher մրզ. ցանցի մոտ ակտիվ խաղացող. spread/cast a net ցանց/ուռկան գցել. haul a net ուռկանը դուրս քաշել. be caught in a net ցանցի մեջ ընկնել. inter net ինտեր նետ. համացանցII[net] v ուռկանով որսալ, ցանց դնել. թակարդ լարել[net] a մաքուր, զուտ. net weight զուտ/մաքուր քաշ. net income զուտ եկամուտ. net cost/ profit մաքուր արժեք/եկամուտ. net salary աշխա տավարձը առանց հարկերի. the net result փխբ. վերջնական արդյունքը -
2 net book value
The value of a fixed asset calculated as the difference between the original cost of the fixed asset minus its accumulated depreciations. -
3 Net cost
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4 low-value asset
"In Australia, a depreciating asset that is not a low-cost asset but which has an opening net book value less than $1,000 (as of July 1 in the year that it is allocated to the pool), and for which the organization has previously worked out any deduction using the reducing balance depreciation method." -
5 low-value pool depreciation
"In Australia, a fixed-asset depreciation method. Depreciation is calculated as the sum of low-cost assets (acquisitions) added to the pool in the current fiscal year + second element costs (acquisition adjustments) added in the current fiscal year (depreciated using the low-value pool percentage first-year rate regardless of when they were acquired in the year) + low-value assets added to the pool in the current fiscal year + closing net book value from the previous year (depreciated using the low-value pool percentage rate)."English-Arabic terms dictionary > low-value pool depreciation
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