amortización contable
English translation: Haz que te suene, porque lo hiciste bien
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| 5 | Haz que te suene, porque lo hiciste bien |
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paying-off Explanation: ;) |
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Haz que te suene, porque lo hiciste bien Explanation: Depreciation is NOT a cash flow. Depreciation is simply the accounting amortization of an initial capital cost. Depreciation amounts are only accounting journal entries. Depreciation is measured in project analysis only because it reduces taxes. http://216.239.57.100/search?q=cache:-9hovZMCTa4C:uk.cambrid...|lang_en&ie=UTF-8 ******* Diluted cash earnings, which excludes purchase accounting amortization and non-recurring items, was $0.13 per share for the fourth quarter of 2002, compared to $0.05 per share for the same quarter last year representing a 160 percent increase. For the full year 2002, diluted cash earnings was $0.54 per share or 20 percent higher than the $0.45 per share generated in 2001. http://www.pegs.com/newsroom/press/020403.htm Suerte. Manuel |
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