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1 Wiederherstellungskosten
Wiederherstellungskosten pl RW replacement costs, reproduction costs* * *pl < Rechnung> replacement costs, reproduction costs* * *Wiederherstellungskosten
rehabilitation expensesBusiness german-english dictionary > Wiederherstellungskosten
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2 Wiederbeschaffungskosten
Wiederbeschaffungskosten pl RW, WIWI replacement cost, current cost (Synonym: Wiederbeschaffungswert = replacement value; Gegensatz: Anschaffungskosten = acquisition cost, historical cost, original cost, purchase cost, initial cost)* * *pl <Rechnung, Vw> replacement cost, replacement costs* * *Wiederbeschaffungskosten
replacement (reproduction, US, repurchase) cost, cost of reproduction, current reproduction costsBusiness german-english dictionary > Wiederbeschaffungskosten
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3 Wiederbeschaffungsbedarf
Wiederbeschaffungsbedarf
replacement needs;
• Wiederbeschaffungskosten replacement (reproduction, US, repurchase) cost, cost of reproduction, current reproduction costs;
• Wiederbeschaffungsnorm (Bilanz) replacement cost standard;
• Wiederbeschaffungspraxis replacement practices;
• Wiederbeschaffungspreis replacement price;
• Wiederbeschaffungsprogramm replacement program(me);
• Wiederbeschaffungssatz replacement rate;
• Wiederbeschaffungswert replacement cost standard (value), market price (US).Business german-english dictionary > Wiederbeschaffungsbedarf
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4 Abschreibegebühren
Abschreibegebühren
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5 Vervielfältigungsapparat
Vervielfältigungsapparat
duplicator, duplicating machine, copying apparatus, manifold writer, manifolder;
• Vervielfältigungsarbeiten manifolding;
• Vervielfältigungsbüro mimeographic department;
• Vervielfältigungsgerät, Vervielfältigungsmaschine mimeograph, multigraph, manifolding (duplicating) machine, hectograph;
• Vervielfältigungskosten reproduction costs;
• Vervielfältigungsmethode manifold system;
• Vervielfältigungspapier manifold paper;
• Vervielfältigungsrecht copyright;
• Vervielfältigungssystem manifold system.Business german-english dictionary > Vervielfältigungsapparat
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6 Vervielfältigungskosten
Vervielfältigungskosten
reproduction costsBusiness german-english dictionary > Vervielfältigungskosten
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7 Abzug
Abzug m 1. BÖRSE withholding, discount, dis, disc.; 2. FIN withdrawal (Kapital); 3. GEN, VERSICH deduction; allowance; 4. STEUER deduction (vom Gehalt); relief; 5. V&M allowance; 6. WIWI outflow, efflux (ZB); 7. MEDIA copy, print, proof sheet • in Abzug bringen FIN deduct • nach Abzug von Steuern RW, STEUER on an after-tax basis* * *m 1. < Börse> withholding, discount (dis, disc.) ; 2. < Finanz> Kapital withdrawal; 3. <Geschäft, Versich> deduction; 4. < Steuer> Gehalt deduction, relief; 5. <V&M> allowance; 6. <Vw> ZB outflow, efflux ■ in Abzug bringen < Finanz> deduct ■ nach Abzug < Geschäft> less ■ nach Abzug von Steuern <Rechnung, Steuer> after-tax basis ■ vor Abzug der Steuern <Rechnung, Steuer> before tax, pre-tax* * *Abzug
(drucktechn.) print, reproduction, (Einbehaltung) deduction, off-reckoning, off-take, (Fotokopie) photoprint, copy, (Nachlass) allowance, discount, abatement, rebate[ment], reduction, (Subtraktion) subtraction;
• bar ohne Abzug net (spot) cash, cash without discount;
• nach Abzug der Einkommensteuer clear of income tax;
• nach Abzug der Schulden clear after debts paid;
• nach Abzug des Skontos less (allowing for) discount;
• nach Abzug aller Spesen all deductions made;
• nach Abzug Ihrer Spesen after deducting your charges;
• nach Abzug der Steuern tax deducted;
• nach (unter) Abzug der Zinsen less interest accrued;
• ohne Abzug clear, without deduction;
• bar ohne Abzug net (spot) cash, cash without discount;
• Kassa ohne Abzug terms net cash;
• ohne Abzug anteiliger Erbschaftssteuern free from legacy duty respectively;
• unter Abzug von deducting, subject to deduction of, withholding;
• unter Abzug Ihrer Provision deducting your commission;
• gleichmäßiger Abzug uniform deduction;
• hektographierter Abzug manifold;
• unkorrigierter Abzug foul proof;
• 3% Abzug bei Barzahlung 3% discount for cash;
• Abzug von Betriebsausgaben deduction from gross income;
• Abzug für Bruchwaren breakage;
• Abzug vom steuerpflichtigen Einkommen deduction from taxable income, income-tax relief (Br.);
• Abzug von Geldbeträgen withdrawal of funds;
• Abzug für Geschäftsauslagen (Kosten) allowance for expenses;
• Abzug privater Industriebeteiligungen withdrawal of private investments in industry;
• Abzug auf Kunstdruckpapier art pull, glossary print;
• Abzug für Lebensversicherungsprämien (Einkommensteuer) life insurance relief (Br.);
• Abzug an der Quelle (Steuer) deduction (withholding) at the source;
• in Abzug bringen to deduct, to make deductions, to allow a discount;
• für Kosten in Abzug bringen to allow for costs;
• 10% vom Lohn in Abzug bringen to stop 10% from wages;
• Zinsen in Abzug bringen to make deduction of interest;
• Abzug gewähren to make a reduction, to grant a rebate[ment], to [allow a] discount;
• in Abzug kommen to be deducted;
• Abzug machen (Druckerei) to pull off a proof, (Foto) to take a print from a negative, to copy;
• Abzug vornehmen to discount;
• Abzug von 4% vornehmen to strike off 4 per cent;
• Preise verstehen sich ohne Abzug terms strictly cash.
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