18:42 May 21, 2002 |
Polish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial / statystyka | |||||||
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2 | adjoining sequential method |
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1 | link-chain method |
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adjoining sequential method Explanation: There is a sequential method in statistics. And, may be, to translate "nawiezanie" as "adjoining"? |
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link-chain method Explanation: Not sure whether it's the same thing - just guessing. "For taxpayers using the link-chain method, an index is determined for the current year and that index is multiplied by the prior year's cumulative index to measure the inflation from the base year to the end of the current year. This is the deflator index and isused to compute the cost of the current inventory at base prices." http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-isp/all-earl.pdf "Virtually all retailers and wholesalers use the Link Chain method whereby cumulative indexes are calculated based on successive years' current inflation index calculations. Link Chain taxpayers' IPIC index calculations should be made using the current year index, for the index month, divided by the prior year index for that month. If the calculation is made using the new IPIC base year as the denominator, the result will be, in effect, the use of the Double Extension Method which is not appropriate for a Link Chain Method taxpayer." http://www.lifopro.com/common.htm Reference: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-isp/all-earl.pdf Reference: http://www.lifopro.com/common.htm |
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