gross turnover

The gross turnover of the processing firms that depend on that fleet amounts to around £70 million.

VAT exclusive figure is put in box 6, meaning that the flat rate is applied to the net, rather than the gross turnover.

Praising the CSD for its 55 percent increase in gross turnover (Rs.

Some tenants pay a basic rent plus a percentage of any excess of their gross turnover over a given amount (a turnover rent).

Kibbutz Degania Alef opened a factory for diamond cutting tools that came to have a gross turnover of several US million dollars a year.

For example, if the government were to increase the rate of VAT gross turnover may increase (and with it the rent) while the tenant's net profit remains static.

Strong teamwork and great products have made the company one of the UK's most successful multi-channel retailers, employing over a 1000 staff with an annual gross turnover of more than £91million.

That was a tremendous growth comparing to the NOK 200 million in 1990, when slots accounted for a marginal part of the gross turnover of the gaming and lottery sector.

For the first time ever in European copyright laws there will be a scheme whereby artists participate in the labels' sales revenue: 20% of gross turnover is set aside for session artists.

Contrary to a widely-held belief, the likes of Sir Cliff Richard will not get a single penny out of the session players' fund, and record labels such as EMI or Universal, which contribute to the session players' fund, will have to make a profit on only 80% of gross turnover.