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82 sovrapprezzo
sovrapprezzo s.m.1 ( maggiorazione di prezzo) increase in price; ( ciò che si paga in più) surcharge, extra charge, overcharge: pagammo un sovrapprezzo, we paid an extra charge; sovrapprezzo illecito, fraudolent overcharge2 (fin.) ( prezzo sopra la pari) price above par // (Borsa) sovrapprezzo azioni, contributed surplus (o share premium).* * *[sovrap'prɛttso]sostantivo maschile extra charge, overcharge, surcharge* * *sovrapprezzo/sovrap'prεttso/sostantivo m.extra charge, overcharge, surcharge. -
83 prima de emisión de acciones
• issue premium• paid-in surplusDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > prima de emisión de acciones
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84 premi|a
f (G D Gpl premii) 1. (dodatek do pensji) bonus- premia motywacyjna an incentive bonus- wypłacono pensję łącznie z premią the salary was paid along with the bonus- pracownikom przyznano duże premie the employees were given large bonuses2. (nagroda) bonus, premium- konkurs z premiami a competition with prizes3. (dodatkowe odsetki) bonus interest a. reward 4. (bezpłatny dodatek do prenumeraty) bonus gift 5. Sport (dodatkowe punkty) (time) bonus points pl- premia górska a mountain stage (time) bonusThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > premi|a
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86 osiguranje oslobodeno premije
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87 endowment insurance
Finlife coverage that pays a specific sum of money on a specified date, or earlier in the event of the policy holder’s death. Part of the premium paid is for the life coverage element, while the remainder is invested in real estate and stocks and shares (either a “with-profits” or “without-profits” policy) or, in the case of a unit-linked policy, is used to purchase units in a life fund. The sum the policyholder receives at the end of the term depends on the size of the premiums and the performance of the investments. -
88 endowment mortgage
Fina long-term loan, usually for the purchase of real estate, in which the borrower makes two monthly payments, one to the lender to cover the interest on the loan, and the other as a premium paid into an endowment insurance policy. At the end of the loan’s term, the proceeds from the endowment policy are used to repay the principal (see mortgage). -
89 goodwill
Finan intangible asset of a company that includes factors such as reputation, contacts, and expertise, for which a buyer of the company may have to pay a premium.EXAMPLEGoodwill becomes an intangible asset when a company has been acquired by another. It then appears on a balance sheet in the amount by which the price paid by the acquiring company exceeds the net tangible assets of the acquired company. In other words:Purchase price – net assets = goodwillIf an airline is bought for $12 billion and its net assets are valued at $9 billion, $3 billion of the purchase would be allocated to goodwill on the balance sheet. -
90 investment bond
Finin the United Kingdom, a product where the investment is paid as a single premium into a life insurance policy with an underlying asset-backed fund. The bondholder receives a regular income until the end of the bond’s term when the investment—the current value of the fund—is returned to the bondholder. -
91 overtime pay
HRremuneration for overtime worked. Overtime pay often comes at a premium rate but in some occupations overtime is paid at a lower rate than the standard rate of pay. -
92 Kapitalrücklage
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93 sigorta
1. insurance (e.g. life insurance, health insurance). 2. elec. fuse. - bedeli indemnity, compensation, money paid by an insurance company to a policyholder in case of loss. - değeri insurable value. - etmek /ı/ to insure. - kutusu fuse box. - olmak to be insured, be covered by an insurance policy. - poliçesi insurance policy. - primi insurance premium. -
94 роялти
роялти
За каждый премиальный товар, выпущенный на продажу, ОКОИ отчисляется роялти. Порядок выплаты роялти подробно зафиксирован в каждом соглашении с маркетинг-партнером. Партнер обязан полностью отчитаться по этому вопросу перед ОКОИ.
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роялти
1. Компенсация, регулярно выплачиваемая за использование патента, авторского права, собственности другого лица в виде определенного процента отчислений от объема доходов, объема продаж продукции, ее себестоимости, валовой прибыли или определяется в расчете на единицу продукции, получаемой в процессе этого использования.. 2. Плата за разработку природных ресурсов. В Англии Р. называется налог, уплачиваемый организациями, ведущими добычу ископаемых, поскольку все природные ресурсы там считаются собственностью Короны. В США платежи Р. не рассматриваются как налог, так как недра там находятся в частной собственности. Р. служит инструментом изъятия части ренты от использования недр. Причем поскольку отчисления взимаются на основе валовых показателей, без учета издержек, то при падении эффективности добычи (по причине исчерпания запасов и т.п.) выплаты Р. способны сделать добычу ископаемых нерентабельной. Это обстоятельство учитывается при установлении ставок Р. Предлагавшаяся сторонниками теории оптимального функционирования социалистической экономики так называемая плата за использование природных ресурсов имеет сходное содержание с Р. (в смысле 2). Освобождение от роялти (exemption from royalty) — один из методов определения стоимости нематериальных активов, когда они не передаются по лицензии или в аренду, а остаются в собственности компании (предприятия). Поскольку собственность на нематериальный актив (например, на торговое наименование) освобождает компанию от выплаты роялти, ее финансовые результаты повышаются в той мере, в какой платежи роялти отпадают. (Роялти обычно выражаются некоторым процентом налогов от прибыли до вычета налогов). МСО приравнивает торговые знаки или торговое наименование к части доходов компании, представляющей доналоговые роялти, которые пришлось бы выплачивать за использование торгового наименования.
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royalties
For each premium produced for sale, a royalty fee is required to be paid to the OCOG. Detailed provisions concerning payment of royalties can be found in each marketing partner agreement. It is the responsibility of the partner to provide the OCOG with full reports.
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