- pre-tax earnings
- фин., учет = pre-tax profit
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pre-tax earnings pre-tax profits "чистая" прибыль компании до вычета налогов (после вычета резервов под сомнительные долги).
Англо-русский экономический словарь.
pre-tax earnings
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