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ABC code for revenue | ABC-код (A classifier that names categories in an ABC classification that ranks discrete categories of items according to their revenue; выручка) |
ABC code revenue | ABC-код (выручка) |
accrued revenue | начисленный доход (Revenue earned in one accounting period but received in a subsequent accounting period) |
advertising revenue | доход от продажи рекламы |
annual revenue | годовой доход (The income that an account generates in one year as the result of buying or selling goods and services) |
Earned or Lost Revenue | полученный или потерянный доход (Dynamics CRM 5.0 Rori) |
expected revenue | ожидаемый доход (The amount of money an opportunity is expected to generate) |
invoiced revenue | выручка по выставленным накладным (Revenue from an hour, expense, fee, or item transaction) |
revenue cycle | цикл получения доходов (A recurring set of sales, fulfillment, payment, and transfer activities controlled by one or more parties that participate in exchange and nonexchange transactions) |
revenue recognition | признание дохода (The process of transferring the revenue and costs currently recorded in the WIP balance sheet accounts to expense and revenue accounts in the Profit and Loss. The time and manner in which this can be performed is determined by Financial Standards: The revenue recognition principle says that revenue should be recorded when it has been earned, not received. The revenue recognition concept is part of accrual accounting, meaning that when you create an invoice for your customer for goods or services, the amount of that invoice is recorded as revenue at that point, and not when the money is received from the customer. This is one of the major differences between accrual basis accounting and cash basis accounting, since with cash accounting, revenue is recognized when payment is received, not when it's earned.) |
revenue recognition accounting rule | правило признания выручки в учёте (A recognition accounting rule that prescribes the recognition of revenue in accounts and on financial statements) |