retained profit
noun[Uorplural]
ACCOUNTING,FINANCEukus→retained earnings:
Afterdividendswerepaidout, theretainedprofitwas €8.8m.
Thelackofretainedprofitsrestrictsbusinessowners'abilitytoinvestin the newtechnology.
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retained profit
This translated into a 10 millionretainedprofit.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.As we will see, both investment andretainedprofitare determined in the model, so we have to assume that households' saving adjusts to fill the gap between the two.
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In the capital growth of this type of business or of other businesses which have been referred to there is theretainedprofitelement.
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It is interesting to note that theretainedprofitfor the year, after interest had been paid, is shown as a deficit of £0·9 million.
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I suggest that the first £10,000 ofretainedprofitshould be tax-free.
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There will be moreretainedprofitto fund further growth.
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Most investment comes fromretainedprofit.
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Many jurisdictions instead impose a tax based on stated or computed capital, often including retained profits.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The development of state companies was primarily driven by retained profits and budgetary infusions.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Although he had 500,000 in retained profits, he needed a further 1m for the planned investment.
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