Exemple de utilizare a Net turnover în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Net turnover(RON mn).
ROL 337.6 million, net turnover.
(a) the net turnover, and.
The legal form of a company does in general not depend on its size(number of employees,total balance sheet or net turnover).
(d) the amount of the net turnover, which includes the turnover made with related parties;
In that case, the limits for the balance sheet total and net turnover criteria shall be increased by 20%.
Net turnover: ECU 3 200 000' is hereby replaced by'net turnover: ECU 4 000 000';
Revenues from operating subsidies related to the net turnover, recorded in accounting during each reporting month;
The Company's net turnover in 2009 declined by 23% to RON 12,842 mn compared to 2008, mainly due to lower price levels and volumes.
Resita during the last year was 6% bigger than that of the year 2003.The company reached a net turnover over 923 billion ROL.
In the second indent,'net turnover: ECU 4 000 000' shall be replaced by'net turnover: ECU 5 000 000'.
This system may be adopted by those entities which, during the previous financial year, recorded a net turnover and total assets of maximum EUR 35,000 each.
(2) The total assets, net turnover and average number of employees are determined on the basis of the annual financial statements of the previous financial year.
Article 3 creates a legal basis for the expressions"small","medium-sized" and"large" undertaking, and maintains the practice of determining an undertaking's size by reference to its net turnover, balance sheet total and number of employees.
The net turnover and balance sheet total size criteria are increased in line with the level of inflation since they were last revised in 2006.
The efficiency indicators took into account the net turnover, gross operation profit, share of profit, human resources efficiency, equity efficiency.
The Council position supported the approach of having a separate category of micro-entity company, butit proposed a new definition that would reduce the size thresholds for the balance sheet total and net turnover respectively to EUR 250 000 and EUR 500 000.
The indicators used to rank companies were net turnover, operating profit, profit rate, human resources efficient use, development effort, and efficiency of using the working capital.
(10) In view of the limited potential impact on competition and in order to avoid imposing an excessive administrative burdenit is not necessary, at this time, to require enterprises with a total annual net turnover of less than EUR 40 million to maintain separate accounts.
The net turnover shall comprise the amounts derived from the sale of products and the provision of services falling within the company's ordinary activities, after deduction of sales rebates and of value added tax and other taxes directly linked to the turnover. .
Companies which on their balance sheet date do not exceed the limits of two of the following criteria: balance sheet total 500 000 EUR, net turnover 1 000 000 EUR and/or average number of employees during the financial year of 10 persons are considered to be micro-entities.
Companies, which, according to their last annual or consolidated accounts, meet at least two of the following three criteria: an average number of employees during the financial year of less than 250,a total balance sheet not exceeding EUR 43 000 000 and an annual net turnover not exceeding EUR 50 000 000; or.
(a) the undertaking which opened the branch is either an affiliated undertaking of a group which is controlled by an ultimate parent undertaking not governed by the law of a Member State and which has a consolidated net turnover exceeding EUR 750 000 000 or an undertaking that is not an affiliated and which has a net turnover exceeding EUR 750 000 000;
(f)"small and medium-sized enterprises" means companies, which, according to their last annual or consolidated accounts, meet at least two of the following three criteria: an average number of employees during the financial year of less than 250,a total balance sheet not exceeding EUR 43000000 and an annual net turnover not exceeding EUR 50000000;
Whereas Articles 11 and 27 of Directive 78/660/EEC and, by reference thereto, Article 6 of Directive 83/349/EEC(5) and Articles 20 and21 of Directive 84/253/EEC(6) lay down limits in ECU for the balance sheet total and net turnover within which the Member States may grant certain derogations from the provisions of those Directives;
The new provisions have the potential to significantly reduce the administrative burden for those companies not exceeding the limits of two of the following criteria:a balance sheet total of EUR 350 000, a net turnover of EUR 700 000 and an average of ten employees during the financial year.
Whereas Articles 11 and 27 of Directive 78/660/EEC and, by way of reference, Article 6 of Directive 83/349/EEC(2) and Articles 20 and 21 of Directive 84/253/EEC(3)contain thresholds expressed in ecus for the balance sheet total and the net turnover within which the Member States may grant derogations from the said Directives;
This is why this report is recommending that Member States waive the annual reporting obligations for commercial companies which meet two of the following criteria for consideration as micro-enterprises:total assets must be less than EUR 500 000, the net turnover amount must be less than EUR 1 million and/or they must have an average of 10 employees throughout the financial year.
In a move closer to the original Commission proposal and in order to enable more micro-entities to potentially benefit from a simplified regime, the European Parliament increases the size criteria defining micro-entities as no more than 10 employees,a maximum net turnover of €700,000 and/or a maximum total balance sheet of €350,000(two of three criteria have to be matched).