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1 revenue
revenue ['revənju:]1 nounrevenu m; (from land, property) revenu m, rentes fpl; (from sales) recettes fpl;∎ advertising revenue recettes fpl de publicité;∎ oil revenue revenu m pétrolier;∎ state revenue or revenues les recettes fpl publiques ou de l'État(department, official) du fisc∎ the Revenue ≃ le fisc□►► Finance revenue account (from land, property) compte m de recettes; (profit and loss account) compte m d'exploitation;Finance revenue centre centre m de revenus ou de profit;revenue cutter vedette f des garde-côtes;revenue expenditure dépenses fpl de fonctionnement;revenue man agent m du fisc;revenue stamp timbre m fiscal;revenue tariff tarif m douanier fiscal -
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revenue account (part of ledger) compte m de recettes; (profit and loss account) compte d'exploitation;American revenue bond obligation f à intérêt conditionnel;revenue budget budget m des recettes;revenue centre centre m de revenus ou de profit;revenue expenditure dépenses f pl de fonctionnement;revenue stamp timbre m fiscal;revenue tariff tarif m douanier fiscal -
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revenue [ˈrevənju:]* * *['revənjuː], US [-ənuː] 1.noun revenus mpl2.revenues plural nounoil revenues — revenus mpl pétroliers
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4 Revenue
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5 revenue
['revinju:](money which comes to a person etc from any source or sources (eg property, shares), especially the money which comes to a government from taxes etc.) revenu -
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9 Commissioner of the Inland Revenue
English-French business dictionary > Commissioner of the Inland Revenue
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Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > unpledged revenue
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13 sale
sale [seɪl]1. noun• they are having a sale in aid of the blind on organise une vente (de charité) en faveur des aveugles► for sale• "for sale" « à vendre »• "not for sale" « cet article n'est pas à vendre »• our house is up for sale notre maison est en vente► on sale (British = being sold) en vente ; (US = on special offer) en promotion2. compounds• his sales pitch was persuasive il a très bien vanté le produit ► sales rep (inf), sales representative noun VRP m* * *[seɪl] 1.1) ( selling) vente fon sale — GB en vente; US en solde
to go on sale — GB être mis en vente; US être mis en solde
in the sale(s) — GB
on sale — US en solde
3) ( by salesman) vente f2.sales plural noun1) ( amount sold) ventes fpl2) ( career) commerce m3) ( department) service m des ventes4) ( event)the sales — les soldes fpl
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14 inland
inland [ˈɪnlænd]1. adjective2. adverb3. compounds* * *1. ['ɪnlənd]1) ( not coastal) intérieurinland waterways — canaux mpl et rivières fpl
2) GB ( domestic) [mail, trade] intérieur2. [ˌɪn'lænd]adverb [travel, lie] à l'intérieur des terres -
15 IRS
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16 PAYE
Finally, 5 October is the date for notifying the taxman that you are liable to income or capital gains tax. There's no need to do this if you've been sent a tax return, nor if PAYE covers all your income. But if you have new freelance income or have started a new business, you should be putting your hand up to the Revenue by six months after the end of the tax year in which you started - hence 5 October.
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17 advertising
publicité fadvertising account budget m de publicité;advertising agency agence f publicitaire ou de publicité;advertising agent agent m publicitaire ou de publicité;advertising approach optique f publicitaire;Advertising Association = organisme britannique dont le rôle est de veiller à la qualité des publicités et de défendre les intérêts des annonceurs et des agences de publicité;advertising awareness notoriété f publicitaire;advertising budget budget de publicité;advertising campaign campagne f publicitaire ou de publicité;advertising concept concept m publicitaire;advertising consultant conseil m en publicité;advertising copy texte m publicitaire;advertising costs frais m pl publicitaires;advertising density densité f publicitaire;advertising department service m de publicité;advertising director directeur(trice) m, f de la publicité;advertising effectiveness efficacité f publicitaire;advertising executive publicitaire m f;advertising expenses dépenses f pl publicitaires;advertising gimmick gadget m publicitaire;advertising insert encart m publicitaire;advertising jargon jargon m publicitaire;advertising leaflet imprimé m publicitaire;advertising manager directeur(trice) de la publicité;advertising material matériel m publicitaire;advertising medium support m de publicité;advertising potential potentiel m publicitaire;advertising psychology psychologie f de la publicité;advertising rates tarif m des insertions ou de la publicité;advertising revenue recettes f pl publicitaires;advertising sales agency régie f publicitaire;advertising schedule programme m des annonces;advertising slogan slogan m publicitaire;advertising slot créneau m publicitaire;advertising space espace m ou emplacement m publicitaire;advertising standards normes f pl publicitaires;British Advertising Standards Authority ≃ Bureau m de vérification de la publicité;advertising strategy stratégie f publicitaire;advertising target cible f publicitaire -
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∎ there has been an excess of expenditure over revenue les dépenses ont excédé les recettesexcess capacity surcapacité f, capacité f excédentaire;excess charges supplément m;excess demand demande f excédentaire;excess fare supplément de prix;excess liquidities liquidités f pl excédentaires;excess profits surplus m des bénéfices; (unexpected) bénéfices m pl exceptionnels ou extraordinaires;excess profits tax impôt m sur les bénéfices exceptionnels;BANKING excess reserves réserves f pl excédentaires;STOCK EXCHANGE excess shares actions f pl détenues en surnombre;excess supply offre f excédentaire;excess weight poids m excédentaire -
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(of country) gouvernement m; (of company, organization) gestion fgovernment action action f gouvernementale;government aid aide f gouvernementale ou de l'État;government auditor commissaire m f aux comptes;government bond obligation f d'État, bon m du Trésor;government borrowings emprunts m pl de l'État;British government broker agent m du Trésor;government developmental grant, government developmental subsidy prime f de développement;government grant subvention f de l'État;government loan emprunt public ou d'État;American Government National Mortgage Association GNMA f (organisme gouvernemental de crédit immobilier); American Government Printing Office = maison d'édition publiant les ouvrages ou documents émanant du gouvernement, ≃ l'Imprimerie f nationale;government property propriété f de l'État;government resources ressources f pl de l'État;government revenue recettes f pl publiques;government securities effets m pl publics, fonds m pl publics ou d'État;government spending dépenses f pl publiques;government stock effets publics, fonds publics ou d'État -
20 one-day fall
STOCK EXCHANGE chute f enregistrée en un jourThe FTSE 100 suffered its biggest one-day fall since early December as funding worries weighed on telecoms, with Vodafone retreating as its revenue figures left investors unimpressed. The index ended down 1.8 percent at 5,131.4, extending losses in late trade as Wall Street sank. Telecoms, banks and oil stocks eroded some 60 index points between them.
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