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19:22 Aug 23, 2017 |
English to Portuguese translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida Portugal Local time: 21:48 | ||||||
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4 +1 | despesas com bens tangíveis / custos tangíveis |
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4 +1 | despesas fixas |
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3 | custos directos / despesas directas |
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Hard expense/soft expense |
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hard expenses custos directos / despesas directas Explanation: https://brief.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/221374647-Hard-C... In general, a hard cost is a disbursement you pay directly to a vendor on behalf of a client; soft costs are intangibles incurred on behalf of the client. |
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hard expenses despesas com bens tangíveis / custos tangíveis Explanation: "Hard Cost: Purchase price of a hard asset such as land, building, inventory, equipment or machine, as opposed to accounting, banking, financing, or legal cost." "Bens tangíveis são aqueles que podem ser tocados, que têm existência física, tais como terrenos, edifícios, máquinas, instalações, e assim por diante." Também: custos tangíveis http://www.wikifx.info/po/custo-tangivel/ Reference: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/hard-cost.html Reference: http://www.classecontabil.com.br/consultoria-gratuita/ver/40... |
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hard expenses despesas fixas Explanation: Seria a minha sugestão em PT(pt), depois de ter encontrado uma definição da expressão (ver referência) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 13 hrs (2017-08-24 08:28:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Reconheço, porém, que no contexto a sugestão da Ana Vozone parece fazer mais sentido... |
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Reference: Hard expense/soft expense Reference information: A hard expense is an expense you cannot avoid without it seriously affecting your life. A soft expense is an expense that, when removed, will not impact your life in a major way. Some hard expenses include rent/mortgage, electricity, food, transportation, a cell phone plan, insurance (debatable to some, but without it, there’s a real possibility of greatly affecting your life) and lastly, minimum loan payments (not paying these will have a major impact on your financial future). Some soft expenses include cable, coffee, gifts, eating out, and “me” or “miscellaneous spending” money. http://thefederalist.com/2016/07/07/the-millennials-six-step... |
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