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casto del venduto

English translation: cost of sales

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Italian term or phrase:costo del venduto
English translation:cost of sales
Entered by: Laszlo Kocsis

23:12 Apr 6, 2008
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general)
Italian term or phrase: casto del venduto
(It is a balance sheet model)
casto del venduto: amortization/depreciation, which is one of the features by which MOL is computed, does not emerge directly from the income statement, rather we need to go look for it in the statement which is in the financial statement
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Local time: 16:32
cost of sales
Explanation:
isn't it the costo del venduto!! --in this case is clear cut--the cost of sales, or costs associated with the sale of the goods,with the goods sold, which are grouped together with another costs like depreciation and amortization ,as in your text.
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Laszlo Kocsis
Local time: 22:32
Grading comment
Thanks. You are right it is absolutely costo. I am getting blind with this pdf, thanks again.
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cost of sales


Explanation:
isn't it the costo del venduto!! --in this case is clear cut--the cost of sales, or costs associated with the sale of the goods,with the goods sold, which are grouped together with another costs like depreciation and amortization ,as in your text.

Laszlo Kocsis
Local time: 22:32
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Grading comment
Thanks. You are right it is absolutely costo. I am getting blind with this pdf, thanks again.

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agree  James (Jim) Davis: Second item on the income statement after revenues or turnover
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agree  Maria Rosa Fontana
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agree  Peter Cox
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