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revaluation surplus
4 documents for revaluation surplus
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...(2) If the revaluation results in a decrease in the value assigned by the... dues will not be covered by reserves or surplus in that fiscal year, the President shall reassess ...
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On the basis of the general framework of United Nations' "indirect/satellite" accounting system -- integrated system of environment & economy accounting SEEA (1992/2000/2003) (UN,1992/2000/2003) and 93'SNA (UN,1993), the specific objectives of this paper is try to construct one simple, effective and practical integrated system of environment & economy accounting of China (CSEEA), and thereby trial estimate of the 1992/1995 Chinese environmental adjusted GDP (Green GDP) is given, under Chinese National Accounting System's reform practice. The discussion of integrated accounting for environment and economy under the framework of sustainable development has received increased attention by the international society, since the report of the World Commission on Environmental and Devel...
...(25) Revaluation. - revaluation of economy man-made and natural ass..., compensation of employees and operating surplus. This is broken down into [02], environment-relate...
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... to labour-saving technologies in a labour-surplus economy, adding to the nation's unemployment press... for an upward valuation, or revaluation, of the exchange rate. U.S. competitors, mainly sm...
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The effectiveness of the capital maintenance concept that become enshrined in British companies legislation during the 19th century was almost immediately undermined when companies were permitted to pay dividends from circulating capital surpluses, even though overall there were losses of total invested capital. It is generally accepted that the British courts were conscious not to limit management's capacity to innovate and operate their businesses in good faith, and to maximize the capacity of their entities to distribute dividends to shareholders now and in the future. Nevertheless, it is unclear why at the time some accounting methods were accepted as being satisfactory in certain situations but not in others. It is argued that the British judges adhered to a number of complementary...
... in favor of shorter-term asset revaluation to enrich speculation in the buying and selling of...
