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31Net Realizable Value - NRV — The value of an asset that can be realized by a company or entity upon the sale of the asset, less a reasonable prediction of the costs associated with either the eventual sale or the disposal of the asset in question. Net realizable value is a… …
32lower of cost and net realizable value rule — The method of valuing current assets and work in progress required by Statement of Standard Accounting Practice 9 and the Companies Act (1985), in which they should be valued at the lower of either cost or net realizable value for published… …
33net realizable value — grynoji realizavimo vertė statusas Aprobuotas sritis buhalterinė apskaita ir finansinė atskaitomybė apibrėžtis Įprastinės veiklos metu įvertinta turto pardavimo kaina, atėmus įvertintas turto vieneto gamybos baigimo ir įvertintas turto pardavimo …
34net realizable value — noun The amount expected to be received from the sale of an asset after deducting all the expenses incurred in the sale • • • Main Entry: ↑net …
35Net Realizable Value — zu erwartender realisierbarer Verkaufserlös, ⇡ Conceptual Framework …
36Чистая возможная цена продажи (NET REALIZABLE VALUE) — 1. В контексте запасов оценочная цена реализации при нормальном состоянии дел предприятия за вычетом разумной предполагаемой стоимости затрат, связанных с их реализацией (например, расходов на доставку до покупателя). 2. В контексте дебиторской… …
37net realizable value — NRV 1) The sales value of the stock of an organization less the additional costs likely to be incurred in getting the stocks into the hands of the customer. It is the value placed on the closing stock according to the requirements of Statement of …
38net realizable value — NRV 1) The sales value of the stock of an organization less the additional costs likely to be incurred in getting the stocks into the hands of the customer. It is the value placed on the closing stock according to the requirements of Statement of …
39net realizable value — NRV 1. The expected sales *price of an *asset or item of inventory after the deduction of relevant selling, distribution, and other incidental expenses. 2. The expected recoverable value of *accounts receivable balances. The NRV of accounts… …
40readily realizable market value — A value existing where property is readily to be converted into cash or its equivalent in such manner as to realize the fair value of the property. Clark v Welch (DC Cal) 46 F2d 563 …
