Prices actually used in selling/buying transactions of goods and services in a specific period. In statistics, the prices from the current year or month are usually assumed as current prices.

Pharmaceutical outlets are created for selling prepared medicines and they can be located only in rural areas without generally available pharmacy....

Sources of financing are divided into: -own financial resources: a part of a profit allocated for investments, resources received from selling or leasing of assets, amortization, share issues in joint stock companies, selling shares for shareholders in limited liability companies, - budget...

Sources of financing are divided into: -own financial resources: a part of a profit allocated for investments, resources received from selling or leasing of assets, amortization, share issues in joint stock companies, selling shares for shareholders in limited liability companies, - budget...

Manufacturing cost of products sold increased by selling cost and by the cost of management and administration (calculation variant) or the total costs decreased by the costs generating benefits for the needs of the entity and corrected by the change in product inventories (comparative variant).

Hypermarkets are stores with a sales area of 2500 sq.m or more, selling goods in a self-service system while offering a wide assortment of foodstuff goods and frequently bought non-foodstuff goods, usually with a parking place.

Supermarkets are stores with a sales area between 400 and 2499 sq.m, selling goods in a self-service system while offering a wide assortment of foodstuff goods and frequently bought non-foodstuff goods.

Financial Instruments and benefits from them, which had been purchased for the funds derived from contributions of members. The investment portfolio is the most important building block to the Fund's assets. Selection of instruments in the portfolio determines the viability of the fund, which is...

Store divided into separate deparments, each selling a broad and universal assortment, particularly non-foodstuff goods, but often also foodstuffs, with a sales area of 2000 sq.m. and more. This kind of outlet usually conducts also subsidiary catering or service activity....

Store primarily selling foodstuff goods for daily consumption and also often purchased non-foodstuff goods, with a sales area between 120 and 399 sq.m....

Store selling a wide assortment of articles to fully meet specific needs (e.g. clothing, home furnishing, car parts, furniture, sporting goods, etc.)

Forests liable for forest taxation are defined in the act. Only forests occupied for other kind of activity then forestry are free from forest taxation. According to the legal act forest is defined as a forest ground classified in the land register as a forests. Forest activity (according to the...

Fee is collected from the natural persons, legal entities and organizational units, not having legal personality selling on the marketplaces. The fee covers sale on the marketplaces and all other places where the sale is realized, excluding sale realized in buildings and parts there of....

Purchased own shares and stocks meant for selling (permissible cases of selling thereof are stated in the Code of Commercial Companies) and for redemption within a year from the balance day. In subsidiaries, shares of stocks of the dominant company are treated similarly to the own shares and...

Other charges than the market fee collected for selling at marketplaces, e.g., lease rents, fees for occupying road lanes for seasonal sales, etc....