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ABC code for carrying cost classificationcodice ABC per la classificazione di costo (A classifier that names categories in an ABC classification that ranks discrete categories of items according to their carrying cost)
accrued costcosto sospeso (A transaction that is recorded in a profit and loss account by an expense transaction)
accumulated costcosto accumulato (The costs of inventory, overhead, materials, labor, and services that aggregate into one total cost)
actual costcosto effettivo (The definite cost incurred in the performance of an activity)
actual cost of work performedcosto effettivo del lavoro eseguito (The actual costs incurred for work already performed by a resource on a task, up to the project status date or today's date)
adjusted costcosto rettificato (The cost of goods that have been updated with changes in the original purchase prices of the goods)
average cost periodcosto medio del periodo (An interval of time that the program uses to calculate average costs of items that use the Average costing method. The program calculates an average cost for the ending date of each average cost period in which an inventory decrease takes place. This average cost is then applied to all inventory decreases with valuation dates in the average cost period)
baseline costcosto previsto (The original project, resource, and assignment cost as shown in the baseline plan. The baseline cost is a snapshot of the cost at the time when the baseline plan was saved)
budgeted cost of work performedcosto preventivato del lavoro eseguito (The earned value field that indicates how much of the task's budget should have been spent, given the actual duration of the task)
budgeted cost of work scheduledcosto preventivato del lavoro programmato (The earned value field that shows how much of the budget should have been spent, in view of the baseline cost of the task, assignment, or resource. BCWS is calculated as the cumulative timephased baseline costs up to the status date or today's date)
capitalization of costcapitalizzazione dei costi (The temporary treatment of the costs of hours, items, and expenses as capital until the revenue is posted)
carrying costcosto di mantenimento (The cost of retaining inventory, whether raw materials, components, or finished goods. Carrying cost typically is expressed as a percentage of inventory value per year or other time period)
committed costcosto impegnato (A commitment made by a legal entity to incur a cost when a future obligation comes due)
cost accountingcontabilità industriale (The branch of accounting concerned with identifying and evaluating the cost of producing a product)
cost accountingcontabilità industriale (The branch of accounting concerned with identifying and evaluating the cost of producing a product)
cost accumulation methodmetodo di accumulo dei costi (The method used to classify and allocate transformation costs)
cost adjustment amountimporto rettifica costo (The sum of the differences between the original purchase price of the goods and the final price, which includes any additional item charges, revaluation, or rounding amounts)
cost basisbase di costo (The purchase price of an asset, including freight, tax, and other expenses, less any adjustments, such as Section 179 Expense Deduction and salvage value)
cost centercentro di costo (An operating unit whose managers are accountable for budgeted and actual expenditures)
Cost IncreaseAumento costi (A calculated field that subtracts the total budgeted cost from the total actual cost and then divides that value by the total budgeted cost. This value is then multiplied by 100)
cost lineriga dei costi (The part of a cost template that specifies one or more categories that form the basis of a cost estimate)
cost of goods soldcosto del venduto (An accounting category used to sum the financial consequences of manufacturing products and carrying inventory)
cost of goods soldcosto del venduto (An accounting category used to sum the financial consequences of manufacturing products and carrying inventory)
cost performance indexindice del costo effettivo (The ratio of budgeted costs of work performed to actual costs of work performed [BCWP/ACWP]. The cumulative CPI [sum of the BCWP for all tasks divided by the sum of the ACWP for all tasks] can be used to predict whether a project will go over budget)
cost projectpiano dei costi (An internal project for which costs of hours, expenses, and items can be registered, but not capitalized)
cost rate tabletabella tariffe (A collection of information about a resource's rates, including the standard rate, overtime rate, any per-use cost, and the date when the pay rate takes effect. You can establish up to five different cost rate tables for each resource)
cost resourcerisorsa costo (A resource that doesn't depend on the amount of work on a task or the duration of a task, such as airfare or lodging)
cost templatemodello dei costi (A method for applying estimates on fixed-price projects and investment projects)
cost variancescostamento costo (The difference between an expected cost and an actual cost)
current costcosto corrente (The most recent price of a product or service)
estimated costcosto stimato (The approximate cost incurred in the performance of an activity)
exact cost reversingstorno esatto costo (The reversal of an inventory transaction, using the same cost for the reversing transaction, for example a return order or a credit memo, as was used in the original transaction)
fixed costcosto fisso (A cost that does not vary with changes in product delivery throughput or output)
indirect costcosti indiretti, costo indiretto (A cost that is not directly attributed to the production of an item or the performance of a service)
intangible costcosto intangibile (A cost that cannot be physically measured, such as the cost of poor quality)
least-cost routingLeast Cost Routing (A process that performs reverse number lookup on one-number calls and then routes the call over an IP connection to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) gateway that is nearest to the location of the destination phone number)
low-cost assetcespite a basso costo (In Australia, a depreciating asset that costs less than $1,000 (after GST credits or adjustments) as of the end of the income year when an organization starts to use it or when it is installed and ready for use for a taxable purpose)
Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System A method of accelerated depreciation permitted by tax codes that classifies depreciable assets into one of several recovery periods, each of which has a designated pattern of allowable depreciationMACRS (Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System)
per-use costcosto per uso (A set fee for the use of a resource that can be in place of, or in addition to, a variable. For work resources, a per-use cost accrues each time that the resource is used. For material resources, a per-use cost is accrued only once)
planned costcosto pianificato (The latest cost of tasks, resources, assignments, and the entire project, which Project displays in the Cost field as cost or total cost)
remaining costcosto rimanente (The estimated cost that is yet to be incurred for a task, resource, or assignment)
replacement costcosto di sostituzione (The current cost of replacing an existing asset with a similar asset with equivalent operational capability)
second element costspese di investimento (The capital expenditure on an asset that is incurred after an organization starts to hold it, such as cost of improving the assets in the pool)
standard cost priceprezzo di costo standard (The normal or ideal cost that is used as a comparison to the actual cost. For manufactured items, standard cost price includes labor, materials, and overhead. For purchased items, standard cost price includes purchase price plus transportation and other fees)
total cost of ownershipcosto totale di proprietà (Specifically, the cost of owning, operating, and maintaining a single PC; more generally, the cost to businesses and organizations of setting up and maintaining complex and far-reaching networked computer systems. Total cost of ownership includes the up-front costs of hardware and software added to later costs of installation, personnel training, technical support, upgrades, and repairs. Industry initiatives designed to lower the total cost of ownership include centralized network management and administration, as well as hardware solutions in the form of network-based computers with or without local storage and expansion capability)
variable costcosto variabile (A cost that varies based on production or sales volume)