Examples of using Operating surplus in English and their translations into Polish
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Operating surplus, gross/Mixed income, gross.
Percentages ratio of debt to gross operating surplus(left-hand scale)ratio of debt to GDP right-hand scale.
Operating surplus, gross/Mixed income, gross.
GDPmp(N 1) is the sum of compensation of employees(R 10), gross operating surplus of the economy(N 2), and taxes linked to production and imports(R 20) less subsidies R 30.
GDP is the sum of uses in the total economy generation of income account compensation of employees, taxes on production andimports less subsidies, gross operating surplus and mixed income of the total economy.
Is equal to operating surplus, net( B. 2n) of S. 13.
Income approach: GDP is the sum of uses in the total economy generation of income account compensation of employees, taxes on production andimports less subsidies, gross operating surplus and mixed income of the total economy.
Gross operating surplus collective services relating to defence.
In particular, as regards the decentralised agencies,the Commission will insert in the regulation accrued information requirements concerning the number of contract staff, operating surpluses, assigned revenue, transfers and waivers to recoveries.
The UC Group as a whole will have been in true operating surplus for the previous 5 años, and by 2018 will be able to maintain an average underlying operating surplus of at least 5.
GNI represents total primary income receivable by resident institutional units: compensation of employees, taxes on production and imports less subsidies,property income(receivable less payable), gross operating surplus and gross mixed income.
Moreover, the agencies should provide, by the end of March each year n at the latest,an estimate of the operating surplus from the year n-1, which is to be returned to the Community budget later in year n, in order to complete the information already available concerning the surplus of n-2.
Compensation of employees Intermediate consumption Social transfers in kind supplied via market producers Consumption of fixed capital Taxes on production paid minus subsidies received Net operating surplus Sales Memorandum item Final consumption expenditure at constant prices.
In a social enterprise, profits, operating surpluses, funds and reserves may not be distributed to managers, partners, participants, workers or collaborators either directly, or indirectly in the form for example of payments to managers and workers higher than those made by enterprises operating in the same or comparable sectors and conditions.
Member States applying the income approach to GDP shall establish a description of all such adjustments andcalculations in respect of compensation of employees, gross operating surplus of unincorporated enterprises and gross operating surplus of incorporated enterprises.
The first data were provided under the Regulation in January 2006, together with data for quarters from the beginning of 1999. After a transitional period in which some information need not be reported in order to limit the burden on Member States, the Regulation requires the provision of a full set of accounts, from the production account to the capital account, together with the related balancing items orsummary statistics gross and net value added, operating surplus, disposable income, saving, etc.
Final consumption expenditure Individual consumption expenditure Collective consumption expenditure Compensation of employees Intermediate consumption Social transfers in kind supplied via market producers Consumption of fixed capital Taxes on production paid minus subsidies received Net operating surplus Sales Memorandum item Final consumption expenditure at constant prices( 1)[ x. y] refers to the category number y of Table x.
Member States shall describe for each of these items the procedures used to ensure that both the part which is taxable income andthe part which is tax-exempt are treated as remuneration of employees or gross operating surplus of unincorporated enterprises and not as intermediate consumption.
The EESC supports the Commission's proposal to replace Regulation 492/2011 and Implementing Decision 2012/733/EU with a single instrument that will increase transparency, enable effective automatic matching, define support services,introduce a system for sharing information about labour force shortages and surpluses, and operate on a basis of non-discrimination and equal treatment.