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English to Portuguese translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Accounting / escrituracao | | English term or phrase: hard/soft costs | " will lesse spend before inception of the lease any hard costs ?
soft costs above10% of total construction cost?"
I am confused with this hard costs/soft costs.... |
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| | custos tangíveis/intangíveis | Explanation:
Custos tangíveis são os que podem ser vistos como tijolos, cimento, etc.
Custos intangíveis, relacionam-se com projetos, custos governamentais, etc. que não podem ser vistos. |
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 Marlene Curtis
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1 hr confidence:   peer agreement (net): +3 custos em bruto/líquido
Explanation:
encontrei esta referência para "hard cost", e a minha sugestão para "soft cost" é por analogia:
The introduction by the Commission of the "1 million ECU test" in the road safety programme 1997-2001 has generated a lot of discussion and therefore it should be emphasised once more that it is calculated as the reported economic costs of all types of road accidents (fatalities, injuries, damage only) divided by the total number of fatalities. At the time of the publication of the report in 1997, this total of hard costs was estimated to be roughly 45 billion ECU whilst the number of fatalities in the EU in 1995 was approximately 45,000.
A introdução pela Comissão do "teste do milhão de ecus" no programa de acção de segurança rodoviária para 1997-2001 provocou grande discussão e, por isso, deve ser mais uma vez salientado que o seu cálculo é feito com base nos custos económicos comunicados de todos os tipos de acidentes de viação (acidentes mortais, danos corporais, apenas danos materiais) divididos pelo número total de acidentes mortais. No momento da publicação do relatório em 1997, o total dos custos em bruto foi calculado em cerca de 45 mil milhões de ecus, enquanto o número de acidentes mortais na UE em 1995 foi de aproximadamente 45.000.
Communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions - Priorities in EU road safety Progress - Report and ranking of actions
|  Mariana Moreira
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