Sentence examples for recognise profits from inspiring English sources

The maturity of key programmes, such as T-45 and Astute heralds an era of reduced technical risk for BAE, enabling it to recognise profits, which will result in free cash flow to equity growing some 20% in 2012.

We shouldn't beat up businesses for trying to grow rather than recognising profit.

Secondly, it is more efficient for them to recognise their profits in a country with a more competitive tax system, which as a global business, is down to them.

The first concerned mark-to-market accounting, which many in the finance sector see as worsening the current downturn; by contrast, Skilling ordered champagne when allowed to use it at Enron because it allowed the company to recognise future profits today.

"We just need to recognise that profit is the primary motive and ensure we keep them in check".

Most of Google's revenues in Europe are booked in Dublin, then shifted via royalty payments to a Dutch subsidiary, before whatever is left is recognised as profits by a subsidiary in Bermuda, which levies no income tax.

They're also not recognising a profit in the UK, so aren't paying any significant corporation tax.

We certainly shouldn't beat up a business for trying to grow rather than recognising a profit.

JLP is now being more realistic in recognising that group profits need to be rebased as it faces into its challenges and charts its own path.

But anyone who has studied corporate accounts will realise this is one of two familiar issues; profits are recognised early and/or costs are recognised late.

They not only recognise the importance of profits and incentives.