Examples of using Net book in English and their translations into Russian
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As disclosed in note 8 to the financial statements, the net book value of property,
vehicles was based on their market and net book values at the date of Iraq's invasion
KOC's claim is exaggerated as shown by the net book value of its fixed assets on its balance sheet as at 30 June 1990.
The claimant seeks compensation based on the deferred costs of the moulds estimated as a percentage of their net book value.
Net book value has been established as this is the value reported for the assets in the UNFPA accounting records.
equipment by $9.0 million, at net book value.
Saybolt's audited financial statements reflect that, as at 31 July 1990, the net book value of the trailer-mounted prover was GBP 10,006.
KPA's original claim for vehicles under loss of tangible property was based on the market and net book values of such vehicles as at 2 August 1990.
The Panel finds that the net book value of these materials is the best evidence of their worth.
KPC's accountants used accounting records to determine the net book value for each of these assets.
Additionally, the net book value of the assets had been entirely written off in the financial statements for the financial year ended 31 December 1990.
In the case of third party estimates the Panel tested these estimates by applying alternative valuation methods such as the net book value and depreciated replacement cost methods.
KUFPEC values its tangible property loss at the net book value of those assets.
The net book value was confirmed by the fact that Saybolt wrote off the entire net book value of the unit in its financial statements for the financial year ended 31 December 1990.
replacement expenditure significantly exceed the net book value of fuel depot assets written off in KAFCO's audited financial statements for 1991 in the amount of KWD 24,206.
The lower number resulted from the fact that the planned indicator was based on the United Nations System Accounting Standards, whereas the net book value was based on the International Public Sector Accounting Standards IPSAS.
it lost fixed assets with a net book value of KWD 3,997. Atlantic did not explain how the assets were lost,
disproportionate to the volume of work required and that the total net book value of SAT's assets is US$26,973,646.
Furthermore, the Panel also notes that KDC's audited financial statements dated 31 December 1990 confirm that KDC wrote off the entire net book value of its drilling equipment with effect from 2 August 1990.
PIC's audited financial statements dated 30 June 1991 reflect that PIC wrote off the entire net book value of the Bubyan club in the amount of KWD 162,532 during the 1990/91 financial year.