Examples of using Reference month in English and their translations into Croatian
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Number of days after the reference month.
(a) 40 calendar days after the end of the reference month for the aggregated data to be defined in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 14(2);
When an employee has no overtime in the reference month.
The information is available that an employee had 20Â% of the reference month as unpaid absence, variable 3.2 will be multiplied by the correction factor 1,25.
The breakdown of statistical data is 45 days after the expiry of the reference month.
What is required here is the number of hours actually paid during the reference month, not the number of hours in a standard working month. .
The figure required is the average gross earnings per hour paid to the employee in the reference month.
This refers to the amount of all taxes on the employeeâ€TMs earnings withheld by the employer for the reference month and paid by the employer to the tax authorities on behalf of the employee.
The employees to be included in the sample are those who actually received remuneration during the reference month.
This figure should be consistent with the average gross hourly earnings derived from gross earnings for the reference month(variable 4.2) divided by the number of hours paid during the same period variable 3.2.
The employees to be included in all the following variables on annual, monthly andhourly earnings are those who actually received remuneration during the reference month.
Employees who did not receive remuneration in the reference month should be excluded.
The amount of overtime earnings paid for overtime hours. The full rate should be counted, not just the premium element added to the normal hourly rate.Variable 4.2.1 should be consistent with variable 3.2.1 number of overtime hours paid in the reference month.
Employees who did not receive remuneration in the reference month should be excluded.
Further, if the employeeâ€TMs gross earnings in the reference month(variable 4.2) are affected by unpaid absence(due to sickness, maternity or study leave, etc.) and cannot be suitably adjusted in order to provide a satisfactory estimate of the employeeâ€TMs earnings for a full month, then that employee should also be excluded.
Variable 3.2 should be consistent with the gross earnings for the reference month variable 4.2.
Where it is necessary to exclude some of the sampled employees who have periods of unpaid absence(s) in the reference month, then the grossing-up factor 5.2 supplied should be recalculated to take account of the employees excluded.
Payments in kind. Where the employeeâ€TMs gross monthly earnings are affected by unpaid absence(due to sickness, maternity or study leave etc. or simply because the employee joined orleft the enterprise during the reference month), then the earnings should be suitably adjusted in order to provide an estimate of the employeeâ€TMs earnings for a full month. .
Gross monthly earnings refer to the wages and salaries earned by full-time and part-time employees in the reference month(generally October 2014) before any tax and social security contributions are deducted.
MFIs, IFs, FVCs, ICs and custodians shall provide to their relevant NCB security-by-security data on end-of-quarter or end-of-month positions and, in accordance with paragraph 5,financial transactions over the reference month or quarter, or the statistical information needed to derive such transactions, on own holdings of securities with an ISIN code, in accordance with Part 2 of Annex I.
Design of the month! References.