Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

costi gravanti

English translation:

costs

Added to glossary by James (Jim) Davis
Nov 13, 2006 13:38
17 yrs ago
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Italian term

costi gravanti

Italian to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
An internal company anouncement re. a new initiative:

"La soluzione definita prevede che le strategie e le priorità d’intervento, relative agli aspetti di logistica commerciale, vengano concordate tra Supply Chain Commerciale e Mercati, in funzione del livello di servizio ai clienti, delle possibili sinergie operative e dei relativi COSTI GRAVANTI sul conto economico delle aziende"

Is this something to do with taxation?

Thanks in advance!

Discussion

gianfranco Nov 15, 2006:
(Moderator) Question un-graded on asker's request.
Ivana UK Nov 13, 2006:
I'm not sure what can be done about your allocating me the points (maybe a moderator could help?) ... In the meantime I'll propose an alternative translation - "cost burdens".
Ivana UK Nov 13, 2006:
Nina - I've looked at the Italian again and I'm afraid that I have to agree with Paul and James on this one -- when looking at the full context, it does in fact appear to be talking about non-specific costs as opposed to taxation.

Proposed translations

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costs

Firstly Nina this is nothing to do with taxation. The word gravante, just meand weighing, but all costs weigh, all costs are a burden. It is just 'un modo di dire' in Italian
La soluzione definita prevede che le strategie e le priorità d’intervento, relative agli aspetti di logistica commerciale, vengano concordate tra Supply Chain Commerciale e Mercati, in funzione del livello di servizio ai clienti, delle possibili sinergie operative e dei relativi COSTI GRAVANTI sul conto economico delle aziende"
"The final solution is for the strategies and details of the commercial logistics to be agreed betwen the SCC and Ms on the basis of the standard of service to customers, the operating synergies and the costs (chargeable to the income statements) to companies."
To try and insert some sort "burden" or "weighing" in their is to translate the words instead of the message.
Peer comment(s):

agree gianfranco
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agree Emily Goodpaster
1 day 12 hrs
agree Nina Loveridge
1 day 23 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks again and sorry it took so long to allocate the points! Nina"
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taxation costs

taxation costs
In my opionon, yes.
Peer comment(s):

agree Silvia Brandon-Pérez : Absolutely.
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disagree gianfranco : They are talking about all costs, not only tax.
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burden costs

or cost burden
(really...found both!)
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agree Caterina Passari
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agree clarinet3 : agree
2 days 2 hrs
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tax burden

This is the usual term

... to apply, it is often proposed that the ... The income statement. from the accounting article ... principle requires that the total tax burden be distributed among individuals according ...

www.britannica.com/search?query=Negative income tax

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Note added at 48 mins (2006-11-13 14:27:13 GMT)
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"tax liabilities" would be another option.
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disagree gianfranco : They are talking about all costs, not only tax.
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yes - I realized that after posting my answer (see cooments above)
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The costs weighing down upon/Bearing down on.

Costi gravanti sul..
The costs weighing down upon.
The costs bearing down on.
A lot of google entries.
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burdening/weighing down

This is not a specific term...Costi Gravanti...but rather Costi.....gravanti sul conto economic.

I would say costs which are burding or weighing down profitability//earnings/the income statement

two examples:
"the rapid growth and related expansion costs are still burdening profitability...."

"In their earnings reports both LSB and BB&T cited the current interest-rate environment as the major structural challenge weighing down their results...."

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Note added at 1 hr (2006-11-13 15:31:01 GMT) Post-grading
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It is a term frequently used in reference to taxation "gravare" but in this context I think we talking simply about "pesare fortemente"
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