Translations for „amortise“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

amortise VB trans Brit

amortise → amortize

See also amortize

amortize, amortise Brit [əˈmɔ:taɪz, Am æˈmɔ:r-] VB trans ECON

amortize

amortyzować [perf z-]

amortize, amortise Brit [əˈmɔ:taɪz, Am æˈmɔ:r-] VB trans ECON

amortize

amortyzować [perf z-]

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English

To amortise the costs of that tooling, you have to sell a lot of boats which means you have to commit to a lot of marketing.

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Understanding customer lifetime value has brought juicy offers to consumers because a marketer can amortise an upfront marketing cost over the lifecycle of a customer.

www.wired.co.uk

The value of the assets are then amortised over time and expensed through the profit and loss statement.

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If we amortise the increased cost on everyone, it would cost us 1 to 2 dollars more each per month.

theindependent.sg

The reason for such a high number was to amortise the production costs.

The extra purchase price, greater servicing costs, more expensive fuel cost and greater depreciation means that it takes way too long to amortise through the improved economy.

www.caradvice.com.au

So you can consider this monitor as an investment and amortise the price across the 10 years or more of its anticipated lifespan.

www.photoreview.com.au

That is because of insufficient time to amortise the very significant costs of acquiring property, such as stamp duty and the legal costs.

www.smh.com.au

This is for our larger systems, as the larger systems amortise the cost of the controllers over a large amount of flash.

www.theregister.co.uk

The entirety of a transfer fee does not automatically show up as an annual expense because clubs tend to amortise player acquisition costs over the length of their contracts.

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