English for Technical Terms: Corporate Accounting Part 1
Many companies close their books in March, so let's review the English vocabulary necessary for corporate accounting. Please refer to Part 1.
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Multinational enterprises |
multinational enterprises |
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ultimate parent entity |
ultimate parent entity |
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subsidiaries |
subsidiaries |
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consolidated gross sales |
consolidated gross sales |
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total assets |
total assets |
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profits |
profits |
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principals |
principals |
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interest rates |
interest rates |
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lenders |
lenders |
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fiscal year end |
fiscal year end |
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consolidated group |
consolidated group |
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revenue threshold |
revenue threshold |
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tax avoidance |
tax avoidance |
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risk assessment |
risk assessment |
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Income inclusion rule |
income inclusion rule |
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rebasing |
rebase |
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preceding fiscal year |
preceding fiscal year |
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constituent entities (i.e., subsidiaries, affiliates, etc.) |
constituent entities |
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local currencies |
local currencies |
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transfer pricing documentation |
transfer pricing documentation |
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aggregate data |
aggregate date |
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consolidated data |
consolidated data |
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accounting data |
accounting data |
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revenues |
revenues |
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unrealized gains or losses |
unrealized gains or losses |
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capital |
capital |
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sub-consolidations |
sub-consolidations |
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nonconsolidated subsidies |
nonconsolidated subsidiaries |
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unrealized gains |
unrealized gains |
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profit before tax |
profit before tax |
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income tax accrued |
income tax accrued |
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effective tax rate |
effective tax rate |
I was wondering if "-" was unnecessary after "non," but it seems that it is not necessary and that there is also an expression "unconsolidated subsidiaries.
See you next time!
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