Sep 27, 2008 22:42
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Spanish term
BAITD
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
From a financial statement for a bottling company in Ecuador, the bottom line (after entries for sales, operating expenses, profit, etc.) reads: BAITDIndem/Ingresos Netos. "Ingresos Netos" is obviously net earnings, but what is the BAITIndem? The data is expressed as a percentage.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | EBIT after indemnities | Katherine Matles |
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EBIT after indemnities
BAIT - beneficio antes de interes y impuestos = EBIT - earnings before income and taxes
This is a long shot but EBIT after indemnities (maybe tax indemnities)
This is a long shot but EBIT after indemnities (maybe tax indemnities)
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Comment: "Yes, I believe that is it. Thanks!"
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