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carry forward

vt

(in book-keeping) [balance] 结(結)转(轉) (jiézhuǎn)

See carry

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carry forward

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carrot
carry
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carry off
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carry out

carry forward in British English

verb (tr, adverb)

1. accounting

to transfer (a balance) to the next page, column, etc

2. Also called (in Britain and certain other countries): carry over tax accounting

to apply (a legally permitted credit, esp an operating loss) to the taxable income of following years to ease the overall tax burden

noun carry-forward

3. Also called: carry-over tax accounting

an amount carried forward

carry-forward in British English

(ˈkærɪˌfɔːwəd)

noun

tax accounting

an amount carried forward

carry forward in American English

to proceed or progress with

2. Accounting

to transfer from one column, page, book, or account to another

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carry forward in Accounting 1

(kæri fɔrwərd)

Word forms: (present) carries forward, (past) carried forward, (perfect) carried forward, (progressive) carrying forward

verb

(Accounting: Basic)

If you carry forward a balance, you transfer it to the next page or column of an account, or to anotherledger or book, so that it will be the starting figure there.

This balance is carried forward from the previous page.

Is the client's current balance carried forward to the next billing?

If you carry forward a balance, you transfer it to the next page or column of an account, or to anotherledger or book, so that it will be the starting figure there.

carry forward in Accounting 2

(kæri fɔrwərd)

Word forms: (present) carries forward, (past) carried forward, (perfect) carried forward, (progressive) carrying forward

verb

(Accounting: Tax)

If you carry forward a loss or credit, you apply it to a following tax year.

It is extremely rare for advertising and market research expenditure to be carried forward; it is generally written off in the year in which it is incurred.

The balance sheet's asset, liability, and owner's equity balances are permanent runningtotals that are carried forward to the next accounting year.

If you carry forward a loss or credit, you apply it to a following tax year.

Examples of 'carry forward' in a sentence
carry forward

From this moment onwards there would be a different kind of guilt to carry forward -- the regret that they had not found each other sooner.

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单词	carry forward
释义	Trends of carry forward View usage for: Chinese translation of 'carry forward' carry forward vt (in book-keeping) [balance] 结(結)转(轉) (jiézhuǎn) See carry Nearby words of carry forward carrier bag carrot carry carry forward carry off carry on carry out carry forward in British English verb (tr, adverb) 1. accounting to transfer (a balance) to the next page, column, etc 2. Also called (in Britain and certain other countries): carry over tax accounting to apply (a legally permitted credit, esp an operating loss) to the taxable income of following years to ease the overall tax burden noun carry-forward 3. Also called: carry-over tax accounting an amount carried forward carry-forward in British English (ˈkærɪˌfɔːwəd) noun tax accounting an amount carried forward carry forward in American English 1. to proceed or progress with 2. Accounting to transfer from one column, page, book, or account to another See full dictionary entry for carry carry forward in Accounting 1 (kæri fɔrwərd) Word forms: (present) carries forward, (past) carried forward, (perfect) carried forward, (progressive) carrying forward verb (Accounting: Basic) If you carry forward a balance, you transfer it to the next page or column of an account, or to anotherledger or book, so that it will be the starting figure there. This balance is carried forward from the previous page. Is the client's current balance carried forward to the next billing? If you carry forward a balance, you transfer it to the next page or column of an account, or to anotherledger or book, so that it will be the starting figure there. carry forward in Accounting 2 (kæri fɔrwərd) Word forms: (present) carries forward, (past) carried forward, (perfect) carried forward, (progressive) carrying forward verb (Accounting: Tax) If you carry forward a loss or credit, you apply it to a following tax year. It is extremely rare for advertising and market research expenditure to be carried forward; it is generally written off in the year in which it is incurred. The balance sheet's asset, liability, and owner's equity balances are permanent runningtotals that are carried forward to the next accounting year. If you carry forward a loss or credit, you apply it to a following tax year. Examples of 'carry forward' in a sentence carry forward From this moment onwards there would be a different kind of guilt to carry forward -- the regret that they had not found each other sooner. Forbes, Bryan THE ENDLESS GAME All related terms of 'carry forward' carry through 成功地完成 chénggōng de wánchéng carry over 延续(續) yánxù carry out ( order, instruction ) 执(執)行 zhíxíng carry on ( continue ) 继(繼)续(續) jìxù carry off ▶ to carry it off ( succeed ) 顺(順)利完成 shùnlì wánchéng
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