Sentence examples for profit allowances from inspiring English sources

Under the plans, partners of small firms would each get tax-free profit allowances of up to €100,000.

Due to the high correlation of most of the input prices with output price per unit, which is computed based on a formula of profit margin allowance on top of the input prices, profit margins (pm) were used as an explanatory variable for output in this model instead of distinct output and input prices.

In order to study the impact of allowance on VER profit, different allowance coefficients, from 0 to 0.9 are set in the case simulation.

Table 4 Examples of Activities in Integration of Effort Organizing Issues Activities to Address Those Issues Example Codes of Activities Corroborating Evidence Reward Distribution Value co-creation Value creation; Rewards; Free basic services; Government support; Government allowances; Profit model.

Executives at multiple suppliers, in interviews, said that Hewlett-Packard and others allowed them slightly more profits and other allowances if they were used to improve worker conditions.

Between 1970 and 1994, US and UK companies met all their finance needs from internal sources (retained profits and capital allowances) and bank borrowing.

"I am not making a profit from this allowance and the public should understand that because of it I am working extra long hours on their behalf".

According to energy regulator Ofgem, the UK's power companies will receive a £9bn windfall profit from their free allowances between 2008 and 2012.

For example, when strategic suppliers achieve or surpass set project KPIs (Key Performance Indices) including cost reductions, yield rate increase etc., they should be given additional allowances or profit sharing by the manufacturing enterprise.

Its American unit, U.S. Foodservice, was accused of booking profits from vendor promotions and trade allowances before the profits were earned.

The company sued, arguing that Ms. Kofman had set inadequate, "confiscatory" rates, with no allowance for profit.