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I.nračunovodstvo• almost contemporaneous reserve accounting ( ACRA) gotovo istodobno računovodstvo pričuva (banaka)• cost accounting troљkovno računovodstvo• double-entry accounting dvojno računovodstvo• financial accounting financijsko računovodstvo• inflation accounting inflacijsko računovodstvo (računovodstveni sustav koji uzima u obzir učinke inflacije)• management accounting upravljačko računovodstvoBilj.: Računovodstvo usmjereno na obradu poslovnih podataka i pripremu financijskih izvjeљća za interne korisnike• statutory accounting statutarno/zakonsko računovodstvoII.adjračunovodstveni• accounting basis računovodstvena osnova• accounting betas računovodstvene bete (računovodstveni koeficijenti rizika)• accounting exposure računovodstvena izloћenost (npr. tečajnomu riziku)• accounting period računovodstveno razdoblje• accounting profit računovodstvena dobit (profit)• accounting rate of return ( ARR) računovodstvena stopa prinosa/povrata• accounting record računovodstvena knjiga• accounting risk računovodstveni (tečajni) rizik• accounting treatment knjiћenje• accounting treatment of exchange rate changes knjiћenje promjena tečaja• accounting treatment of lease financing knjiћenje financiranja najmom/zakupom• accounting treatment of mergers knjiћenje spajanja• accounting unit računovodstvena/obračunska jedinica• accounting value knjigovodstvena vrijednost• common accounting system zajednički računovodstveni sustavEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > accounting
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