даночен статус

даночен статус

The status assigned to business partners which indicates the tax liability. Example: *Liable *Exempt *Acquisition (EU).

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Κλάδος/Τομέας: Software
Category: ERP
Company: SAP
Προϊόν: SAP Business One
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A micro-blogging feature called which allows users to inform their friends of their current whereabouts, actions, or thoughts.

статус

Software; CRM applications

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индиректни трошоци

Software; ERP

Expenses that are administrative or support in nature and which, therefore, cannot be attributed directly to grant-related activities.

увозни трошоци

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Expenses that arise from the cross-border movement of goods into another country. This may include insurance, freight, transport costs, import taxes, and loading costs.

долгорочна инвестиција

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In accounting, an investment whose duration is at least one year.

организациски број

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Official number of an organization. In the SAP Business One system, this is the corporate tax number in Norway and the Netherlands.

оперативна добивка

Software; ERP

Revenue from the regular activities of a business minus costs and expenses. Operational profit is calculated before income taxes are paid.

данок на промет

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Tax imposed as a percentage of the price of goods (and sometimes of services).

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