Примери за използване на A turnover на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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BGN without VAT if the customer/ supplier/ partner is a company with a turnover of up to 1 Mio. BGN;
The EU's defense industry directly employs about 500,000 people and had a turnover of €97.3 billion in 2014.
This family enterprise was founded in 1917, has over 12.000 employees, and a turnover of ca.€ 2.5 billion.
At one point, Ivan Tanev's companies reached a turnover of 200 million euro,
The sector generates a turnover of 110 million euros
GF Wavin is part of the business unit Piping Systems, which with a turnover share of 39%(2015) is the largest sector in the GF group.
charges combining a flat rate basis with a turnover related element could also be appropriate.
Companies with a turnover below 1 million euros will pay a 1% tax on turnover instead of the current 16% tax on profit.
A turnover threshold of €100,000 which would allow companies operating in more than one Member State to benefit from the VAT exemption.
In 2004, Gebrüder Weiss had a turnover of 700 million euros,
150 company-owned locations and a turnover of 1.2 billion euros in 2013,
Upon reaching a turnover of 50 EUR
The proposal would be mandatory for companies with a turnover of more than €750 million.
A turnover threshold of EUR100,000,
Lavazza employs about three thousand people and has a turnover of 1,473 million euros(2015 financial statements).
With a turnover of around 700 million euros, the UNITED GRINDING Group is one of the world's leading manufacturers
A turnover threshold of €100,000 would be introduced,
A turnover threshold of €100.000 which would allow companies operating in more than on Member States to benefit from the VAT exemption.
On the first day of trading, the futures settled a trading volume of 195,240 lots with a turnover of about 15.2 billion yuan(about 2.15 billion U.S. dollars).
Both economies contracted in 2014 leading to a turnover slump of the biggest players by -2.0% and -1.1% respectively.