income

income
n
dohodak; dobit, prihod
• allocation of income raspodjela dohotka
• amount of monetary income iznos monetarnoga dohotka
• capital income dohodak od kapitala
• contractual income collection ugovorena naplata prihoda
• deferred income odgođeni dohodak
• earned income zarađeni dohodak
• family income policy polica osiguranja obiteljskoga prihoda
• fixed income insurance product proizvod osiguranja s fiksnim dohotkom
• income and expenditure prihod i rashod
• income bonds dohodovne obveznice
• income statement račun dobiti i gubitka
• income statement analysis analiza računa dobiti i gubitka
• incomes policy dohodovna politika
• increase of incomes povećanje dohotka
• interest income kamatni prihod
• investment income prihod od investicija
• monetary income monetarni dohodak
• money income novčani prihod
• national disposable income raspoloћivi nacionalni dohodak
• nominal income nominalni dohodak
• real disposable income stvarno raspoloћiv dohodak
• repatriation of income povrat dohotka (u zemlju podrijetla)
• supplementary income dodatni prihod
• taxable income oporezivi dohodak

Englesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga. 2013.

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