The phrase "a turnover threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or performance metrics, often referring to a specific level of turnover that must be reached or exceeded.
Example: "The company set a turnover threshold of $1 million to qualify for additional funding."
Alternatives: "a revenue benchmark" or "a sales limit".
Once U.K. turnover is excluded, parties may fall under the turnover threshold for an EU filing or meet the "two-thirds" rule whereby each of the parties achieves more than two-thirds of its aggregate communitywide turnover within one and the same member state.
As of July 1, the Australian Government will increase the small business turnover threshold from $2 million to $10 million, meaning even more businesses will identify with being a small business.
Individually, there were major barriers – HCT Group could not meet the turnover threshold on its own and still had work to do on the systems requirements.
And the annual turnover threshold will then be progressively increased each year – to $25m in2017-182017-180m in 2018-19, to $50m in2018-192018-19o on – untol all companies face a tax rate of 27.5% in 2023-24.
For total phosphorus, the benchmark value defined in Brazilian Federal Legislation is higher than the turnover threshold of several mayfly genera.
However, he could have used some of the revenue to support small traditional cider-makers by increasing the turnover threshold that is required to start paying duty (at present 70 hectolitres).
The report shall include an evaluation of whether the report on income tax information delivers appropriate and proportionate results, and shall assess the costs and benefits of lowering the consolidated net turnover threshold beyond which undertakings and branches are required to report on income tax information.
A provision in EU law allows Member States to submit a request to the executive body to examine a merger that does not have an EU dimension — on account of it not meeting the turnover thresholds set by the EU Merger Regulation — but which nonetheless affects trade within the EU Single Market and threatens to significantly affect competition within the territory of the countries making the request.
The Nets committed 21 turnovers, marking the second straight game they have crossed the 20-turnover threshold.
An untimely turnover was "a turnover situation".
