Deemed Cost

acumulados com base no método da taxa efetiva de juros, menos as amortizações de principal, menos qualquer redução (direta ou por meio de conta de retificação) por ajuste ao valor recuperável ou impossibilidade de recebimento. CUSTO ATRIBUÍDO (Deemed Cost): O valor justo mensurado de ativo na data da transição para as normas internacionais de contabilidade prevista na NBC TG 1.000 que trata da Contabilidade para Pequenas ou Médias Empresas. CUSTOS DOS EMPRÉSTIMOS: Juros e outros…

discharged from aquifers. In both cases, contamination of groundwater should be avoided if at all possible. If contamination occurs, remediation of groundwater to pre-contamination conditions should be accomplished as efficiently, as quickly, and as cost effectively as possible to ensure that current and future demands on the groundwater resource can be met. Phytoremediation is one of many potential alternatives that can be used to restore contaminated groundwater. In general,…

warranties or minimum warranty periods that cannot be waived, disclaimed or otherwise varied by contract. If and to the extent such local laws are held to apply to this Agreement or the Software, the foregoing warranty and/or warranty period shall be deemed modified to the extent necessary to comply with the applicable requirements of law, while retaining to the maximum extent possible the effect, scope and economic benefit of the original warranty provided herein. If you believe you…

warranties or minimum warranty periods that cannot be waived, disclaimed or otherwise varied by contract. If and to the extent such local laws are held to apply to this Agreement or the Software, the foregoing warranty and/or warranty period shall be deemed modified to the extent necessary to comply with the applicable requirements of law, while retaining to the maximum extent possible the effect, scope and economic benefit of the original warranty provided herein. If you believe you…

information shortcuts for voters with similar preferences. Both forms of political capital increase candidates’ incentives for joining political parties. If parties lack political capital, competitive candidates have weaker incentives to accept the costs of membership such as remaining subject to party discipline and hierarchy (Hale 2006: 176). If candidates find other electoral options more attractive and less costly, such as running as independents or joining new political groupings…

a prática inaceitável e para prevenir a recorrência («regulamento desconfiança ' via a systematic evaluation). através de uma avaliação sistemática). Overall, the scandal cost Siemens 2.5bn, including 2bn of fines, as well as No geral, o escândalo custo Siemens 2,5 bilhões, incluindo 2 bilhões de multas, bem como the cost of an exhaustive analysis of its financial transactions, bail payments for o custo de uma análise exaustiva de suas operações financeiras, pagamentos de fiança…

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to attend school, state that school was only for the rich or lazy. This was the discourse of the elite, maintained over centuries and assimilated by the population. The oligarchies that had filled their coffers and held political power at the cost of the people’s ignorance throughout histor y had managed to rid themselves of the problem. Nobody was blaming them for anything. They masterfully managed to transfer the entire responsibility for the region’s situation to the…

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the most important markets of the world economy: steel, textiles, shipbuilding, television, calculators, automobiles. Gradually, though, the competitive arena shifted. The Japanese, in particular, began to lure clients away with higher-quality, lower-cost products. To compete for business around the world, the United States would have to become far more productive. But by the early 1980s, the American economy was increasingly unhealthy. Inflation, only 3.4 percent in 1971, had soared to…