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net, nette [nεt]1. adjective━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━a. ( = propre) [surface, ongles, mains] clean ; [intérieur, travail, copie] neatb. (opposé à "brut") [bénéfice, prix, poids] netc. ( = clair) clear ; [refus] flat before n ; [situation, position] clear-cut ; [ligne, contour, image] sharp ; [cassure, coupure] cleand. ( = marqué) marked2. adverba. ( = brusquement) [s'arrêter] deadb. ( = franchement) [refuser] flatlyc. (Business) net• il gagne 40 000 € net he earns 40,000 euros net* * *
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nette nɛt adjectif1) Économie, Finance ( après déductions) netprix/salaire net — net price/salary
2) [changement, augmentation] marked; [baisse] sharp; [tendance, odeur] distinct3) [personne, victoire, souvenir] clear; [situation] clear-cut; [écriture] neat; [cassure] clean4) ( propre) lit [maison, vêtement] neat; [mains] clean; fig [personne] clean; [conscience] clear5) (colloq) ( lucide)pas (très) net — not quite with it (colloq)
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adverbe [s'arrêter] dead; [tuer] outright; [refuser] flatly; [dire] straight out
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nom masculin2) ( propre)* * *nɛt nmINTERNET* * *A adj1 Compta, Écon, Fin ( après déductions) net; prix/salaire net net price/salary; augmentation/perte nette net increase/loss; net d'impôt net of tax; créations nettes d'emplois net job creation; immigration nette net immigration;2 ( notable) [changement, augmentation, recul] marked; [baisse] sharp; [tendance, odeur] distinct; ralentissement encore plus net even more marked slowdown;3 ( clair) [personne, victoire, réponse, relation] clear; [situation] clear-cut; il a été très net à ce sujet he was very clear on this subject; il y a un net rapport entre les phénomènes there's a clear relationship between the phenomena; en avoir le cœur net to be clear in one's mind about it;4 ( distinct) [souvenir, voix, forme] clear; [écriture] neat; [cassure, coupure] clean; avoir la nette impression que to have the distinct impression that;7 ○( lucide) pas (très) net not quite with it○.B adv [s'arrêter] dead; [tuer] outright; [refuser] flatly; [dire] straight out; refuser tout net to refuse point blank; la corde a cassé net the rope snapped; la clé s'est cassée net the key snapped in two.C nm1 Compta, Écon, Fin ( revenu) net income; ( bénéfices) net earnings (pl); augmentation de 2% en net net 2% increase;3 ( clair) mettre les choses au net to set matters straight.2. [pur - peau, vin] clear3. [bien défini] clearelle a une diction nette she speaks ou articulates clearlyj'ai la nette impression que... I have the distinct ou clear impression that...il veut t'épouser, c'est net! he wants to marry you, that's obvious!net de tout droit exempt ou free from duty6. (familier & locution)pas net [équivoque]: cette histoire n'est pas nette there's something fishy ou not kosher about this businessa. [suspect] there's something shifty ou shady about that guyb. [fou] that guy's a bit funny ou weirdnet adjectif invariablenet adverbe1. [brutalement]couper ou casser net avec quelqu'un to break with somebody completelyje gagne 200 euros net par semaine ou 200 euros par semaine net I take home ou my take-home pay is 200 euros a weekau net locution adverbiale -
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net, nette [nεt]1. adjective━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━a. ( = propre) [surface, ongles, mains] clean ; [intérieur, travail, copie] neatb. (opposé à "brut") [bénéfice, prix, poids] netc. ( = clair) clear ; [refus] flat before n ; [situation, position] clear-cut ; [ligne, contour, image] sharp ; [cassure, coupure] cleand. ( = marqué) marked2. adverba. ( = brusquement) [s'arrêter] deadb. ( = franchement) [refuser] flatlyc. (Business) net• il gagne 40 000 € net he earns 40,000 euros net* * *
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nette nɛt adjectif1) Économie, Finance ( après déductions) netprix/salaire net — net price/salary
2) [changement, augmentation] marked; [baisse] sharp; [tendance, odeur] distinct3) [personne, victoire, souvenir] clear; [situation] clear-cut; [écriture] neat; [cassure] clean4) ( propre) lit [maison, vêtement] neat; [mains] clean; fig [personne] clean; [conscience] clear5) (colloq) ( lucide)pas (très) net — not quite with it (colloq)
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adverbe [s'arrêter] dead; [tuer] outright; [refuser] flatly; [dire] straight out
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nom masculin2) ( propre)* * *nɛt nmINTERNET* * *A adj1 Compta, Écon, Fin ( après déductions) net; prix/salaire net net price/salary; augmentation/perte nette net increase/loss; net d'impôt net of tax; créations nettes d'emplois net job creation; immigration nette net immigration;2 ( notable) [changement, augmentation, recul] marked; [baisse] sharp; [tendance, odeur] distinct; ralentissement encore plus net even more marked slowdown;3 ( clair) [personne, victoire, réponse, relation] clear; [situation] clear-cut; il a été très net à ce sujet he was very clear on this subject; il y a un net rapport entre les phénomènes there's a clear relationship between the phenomena; en avoir le cœur net to be clear in one's mind about it;4 ( distinct) [souvenir, voix, forme] clear; [écriture] neat; [cassure, coupure] clean; avoir la nette impression que to have the distinct impression that;7 ○( lucide) pas (très) net not quite with it○.B adv [s'arrêter] dead; [tuer] outright; [refuser] flatly; [dire] straight out; refuser tout net to refuse point blank; la corde a cassé net the rope snapped; la clé s'est cassée net the key snapped in two.C nm1 Compta, Écon, Fin ( revenu) net income; ( bénéfices) net earnings (pl); augmentation de 2% en net net 2% increase;3 ( clair) mettre les choses au net to set matters straight.[nɛt] nom masculin -
3 net income
Fin [m1]1. an organization’s income less the costs incurred to generate it2. gross income less tax3. a salary or wage less tax and other statutory deductions, for example, Social Security contributions -
4 net dividend
Finthe value of a dividend after the recipient has paid tax on it -
5 net interest
Fingross interest less tax -
6 net salvage value
Finthe amount expected to result from terminating a project, taking tax consequences into consideration -
7 Net Income Before Tax
Accounting: NIBTУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Net Income Before Tax
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8 Net Operating Profit After Tax
Finances: NOPATУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Net Operating Profit After Tax
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9 Net Profit After Tax
Business: NPATУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Net Profit After Tax
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10 capital gains tax
Fina tax on the difference between the gross acquisition cost and the net proceeds when an asset is sold. In the United Kingdom, this tax also applies when assets are given or exchanged, although each individual has an annual capital gains tax allowance that exempts gains within that tax year below a stated level. In addition, certain assets may be exempt, for example, a person’s principal private residence and transfers of assets between spouses, and the tax may not be levied on the absolute gain. An adjustment is made for inflation and the length of time that the asset has been held. There are also concessions on the sale of a business at retirement.Abbr. CGT -
11 before-tax profit margin
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12 bénéfice net d'impôt
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > bénéfice net d'impôt
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13 salaire net d'impôt
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > salaire net d'impôt
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14 налог на имущество, исключая
Русско-английский словарь по экономии > налог на имущество, исключая
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15 налог на собственность
Русско-английский словарь по экономии > налог на собственность
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16 налог на имущество, исключая долги
net wealth tax4000 полезных слов и выражений > налог на имущество, исключая долги
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17 skatt
tax, treasure* * *subst. [ til staten] tax subst. [ selskapsskatt] corporation tax, company tax subst. [ selskapsskatt] US: corporate income tax subst. [ til kommunen] local taxes subst. [ inntektsskatt] income tax subst. [ formuesskatt] net wealth tax, wealth tax, tax on wealth, tax on net worth subst. [ skjulte kostbarheter] treasure, hoard (f.eks.a buried treasure or a hidden hoard of cash
) subst. [ kjæleord] darling, honey subst. [ kapitalskatt] capital tax/levy subst. [ av lønns] payroll tax subst. [påløpet, men ikke ilignet skatt] due but not assessed tax subst. [påløpet, men ikke ilignet] tax payable subst. [påløpet, men ikke ilignet] tax payable, due but not assessed tax subst. [ statsskatt] state (income)/national tax subst. [ bruttoskatt] tax on gross income/earnings (degressiv skatt) degressive tax (direkte skatt) direct taxes [ eiendoms-] property tax, tax on real property (ettergivelse av skatt) tax remission [ til skattefordelingsfondet] tax equalization contribution [ fonds-] tax on undistributed profits [ fylkes-] county tax [ kilde-] withholding tax, tax (deducted) at source [ luksus-] luxury tax, tax on luxuries [ marginal-] marginal tax (progressiv skatt) progressive/graduated tax (proporsjonal skatt) proportional/flat tax (regressiv skatt) regressive tax (renteutjevnende skatt) interest equalization tax [ rest-] tax (balance) due/owing, balance of tax due [ straffe-] penal/penalty tax [ stykk-] specific/unit tax [ topp-] surtax (on higher incomes) -
18 уплата налогов
«налог на загрязнение» — pollution tax
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > уплата налогов
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19 neto tras factorizar impuestos
• net of tax• net official holdings• net-net incomeDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > neto tras factorizar impuestos
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20 coeficiente de valor neto
• net worth• net worth ratio• net worth taxDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > coeficiente de valor neto
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