Примеры использования Net payments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Net payments of profits and interest.
A/ Not including net payments of profits and interest.
Net payments of profits and interest c/.
During its crisis, Argentina made net payments of about 13.5 billion dollars.
Net payments of dividends and interest amounted to $63 billion.
H/ Corresponding to net inflow of capital, less net payments of profits and interest.
A/ Excluding net payments of profits and interest.
Iii Upon separation from service, where final settlement of payaccounts cannot be made at the time of departure, subject to the advance not exceeding 80 per cent of the estimated final net payments due;
The region's lower net payments for factor services reflected the net effect of opposite trends.
The trade balance for goods andservices was similar to that for goods, since net payments for non-factor services were again around US$ 5.3 billion.
After declining between 1991 and 1992, net payments of profits and interest from Latin America and the Caribbean fell only slightly in 1993, from US$ 29.2 billion to US$ 28.9 billion.
In this regard, an improvement in the balance of secondary income andthe balance of services slightly supported the current account: net payments for these types of operations have decreased from $6.7 billion to $5.1 billion in 2016.
In addition, as net payments abroad increased and net current transfers declined, gross national disposable income rose by just 2.0 per cent, below the rate of regional GDP growth.
The trade surplus andtransfers were not enough to cover net payments of profits and interest, which amounted to US$ 51 billion.
Net payments for services increased significantly in Argentina and Brazil, more than offsetting the growth of flows into Mexico and the Dominican Republic and the decline in Venezuela's net service payments see table 9.
About $90 billion of the total was transferred as net payments on foreign investment income, which exceeded total net capital inflows by some $15 billion.
The main cause of the absolute and relative decline of net transfers was the reduction in net capital flows, since net payments of profits and interest virtually stagnated.
About $90 billion of this was transferred as net payments on foreign investment income, which exceeded total net capital inflows, including official capital inflows, by some $15 billion.
Although Latin America generated a tradesurplus through import compression, 7 the current account remained in deficit, as net payments on foreign investment income and interest exceeded the trade surplus.
The reduction in net capital inflows, in circumstances in which net payments of profits and interest remained almost constant, meant that the net transfer of financial resources to the region fell from almost US$ 33 billion in 1992 to less than US$ 26 billion in 1993.
The balance for the region was in surplus by almost $78 billion(3.3 per cent of GDP), of which about $30.6 billion(1.3 per cent of GDP) was used to build up reserves and around $47 billion went to pay down external debt,including net payments for exceptional financing and IMF credits.
In continuation of the trend that had started after the financial crisis in East Asia, developing countries made a net outward transfer of resources, taking into account net capital flows,increases in reserve holdings and net payments on foreign investment, including interest payments on outstanding debt and profit remittances.
According to preliminary estimates by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs(UNDESA), the net transfer of financial resources from developing countries, including net capital inflows,increases in reserve holdings and net payments on foreign investment income, reached an unprecedented $192 billion in 2002.
According to preliminary estimates by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs(UN/DESA), the net transfer of financial resources from developing countries, including net capital inflows,increases in reserve holdings and net payments on foreign investment income, reached an unprecedented $192 billion in 2002.
If the Lender notifies the Borrower that it has become obliged to make any withholding ordeduction on the Notes for any taxes imposed by tax authorities in The Netherlands the Borrower will pay the Lender such Additional Amounts as are necessary to ensure that the net payments received by Noteholders will equal the amounts which would have been received in the absence of any such withholding taxes, subject to customary exceptions.
In practice, the interest payments are offset against each other and only a net payment is made by the party with the larger payment due.
Late payment interest is taxed with corporate income tax at the rate of 20/80(25%) on the net payment.
The second concept is of net transfer on a financial basis,which is defined as net flow of capital minus net payment of interest and dividends.
However, the outflow of remittances by expatriate workers and net payment for other services and transfers have resulted in current account deficits in 1994 in all GCC countries, with the exception of Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, which are estimated to have registered a current account surplus of $5 billion and $720 million, respectively.
However, outflow of remittances by expatriate workers and net payment for other services and transfers have resulted in current account deficits in 1994 in all GCC countries with the exception of Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, which are estimated to have registered a current account surplus of $5 billion and $720 million, respectively.