Translation glossary: Financeiro

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Título de participação

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[Ctrl+F, and look for the word bon de participation]
Titre de participation dans une société, qui confere à son porteur certains droits précises (notarnment le droit de recevoir des dividendes) en priorité sur les droits des porteurs d'actions ordinaires.
Aliénation
Vente ou substitution d'un placement.
http://www.globaltradinggroupinc.com/french/glossary.html

titre de participation / Beteiligungspapier / titolo di partecipazione / equity paper
Droit de participation ou bon de jouissance matérialisé. Voir également: action .
http://www.ubs.com/1/f/about/bterms/content_t.html

Titre de participation
Par titre de participation, on entend les actions ordinaires ou privilégiées qui sont une part de propriété d'une société.
Titrisation / Titralisation ...
http://www.tesaffaires.com/fr/glossaire/index.asp

Action (titre de participation)
L'action est un titre de propriété émis par les entreprises qui, dans certains cas, confère un droit de vote.
http://www.inalco.com/particuliers/glossaire/glossaire.jsp

Certificat nominatif négociable émis sur le marché américain, matérialisant la propriété d'un titre de participation d'une entreprise non américaine. Les ADR sont enregistrés auprès de la SEC et cotés en USD.
http://www.cifcm.com/contents/?q=node/33

Valeur d'une entreprise calculée à partir des cours de ses titres de participation. Il faut multiplier le cours d'un tel titre de participation (action, bon de participation, etc.) à un jour de référence par le nombre des titres émis de même ...
http://www.valazza.ch/glossaire.php

Action privilégiée : Titre de participation donnant droit à un dividende annuel fixe déterminé, versé avant les dividendes sur actions ordinaires.
http://www.rbcga.com/learning/investment-terms.html

coût de revient

preço de custo, custo de produção...

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contrôleur de gestion

supervisor de gestão

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Cotisation foncière des Entreprises

Contribuição sobre Propriedade Corporativa (ou CFE)

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créances clients

contas a receber

French to Portuguese Accounting

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dégager une rentabilité en vue d'une distribution et non d'une capitalisation

gerar uma rentabilidade em vista de uma distribuição e não de uma capitalização

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en contrepartie de marchandises

troca de mercadorias

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encaissement

embolso

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excédent de trésorerie

excedente de caixa

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Fond de Roulement

capital de exploração

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matching contribution

contribuição paritária

English to Portuguese Finance (general)

paiement en n fois (PNF)

pagamento parcelado

French to Portuguese Accounting

porteur

favorável, bem, crescente; em franco crescimento

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profitabilité

rentabilidade

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revêtir la forme écrite

ser feito por escrito

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use tax

imposto sobre consumo

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A use tax is a type of excise tax levied in the United States by numerous state governments. It is assessed upon tangible personal property purchased by a resident of the assessing state for use, storage, or consumption in that state (not for resale), regardless of where the purchase took place. If a resident of a state makes a purchase within his home state, full sales tax is paid at the time of the transaction. The use tax applies when a resident of the assessing state purchases an item that is not subject to his home state's sales tax. Usually, this is due to out-of-state purchases, as well as ordering items through the mail, by phone, or over the Internet from other states. The use tax is typically assessed at the same rate as the sales tax that would have been owed (if any) had the same goods been purchased in the state of residence.

For example, a resident of Massachusetts, with a 6.25% "sales and use tax" on certain goods and services, purchases non-exempt goods or services in New Hampshire for use, storage or other consumption in Massachusetts. Under New Hampshire law, the New Hampshire vendor collects no sales taxes on the goods, but the Massachusetts purchaser/user must still pay 6.25% of the sales price directly to the Department of Revenue in Massachusetts as a use tax. If the same goods are purchased in a US state that does collect sales tax for such goods at time of purchase, whatever taxes were paid by the purchaser to that state can be deducted (as a tax credit) from the 6.25% owed for subsequent use, storage or consumption in Massachusetts. With few exceptions, no state's vendors will charge the native state's sales tax on goods shipped out of state, meaning all goods ordered from out-of-state are essentially free of sales tax. The purchaser is therefore required to declare and pay the use tax to his home state on these ordered goods.

ventilation

discriminação, repartição

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