gross method (gross price method)
- gross method (gross price method)
метод-бругго, метод валовой цены; один из методов учета закупок, при котором закупки регистрируются по полной (валовой) цене, т.е. цене, указанной в счете-фактуре; недостаток этого метода
отсутствие информации об упущенных скидках за досрочную оплату; поэтому руководство компаний часто выбирает второй метод - метод-нетто или метод чистой цены ([lang name="English"]net method/net price method).
Англо-русский толковый словарь бухгалтерских и финансовых терминов. - Издательство "Академия Естествознания".
Топсахалова Ф.М..
2012.
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