Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• While there was profit all around the world, there was normalcy; now that losses occur, it is the fault of capitalism.
• I won profit around 2 million and 400 thousand euros.
• In the same year their respective operating profits were around EUR 400 million and EUR 732 million.
• As regards profitability on the sales of products incorporating AHF in the Community, it ranged between 0,1 % and 6 %, with a weighted average profit of around 3 % in the IP.
• Although it appears that there is margin to absorb a price increase of Chinese imports, since the importers' mark
• up on those imports is around 50 %, they normally report profits of around 5 %.
• The main beneficiary mail service is the Netherlands, whose KPN postal services made profits of around 1 billion dollars in 1996, thanks to reposting acitivites.
• According to the profit and loss projections the HSH group will suffer an additional loss of around EUR [100

• The standard corporation tax rate is then applied to the amount of profit so established.
• But now that land will generate ten times the amount of profit.
• Nor does Barrandov see any rational explanation for the amount of profits (EUR 341 million) expected by the Spanish Authorities by 2014.
• However, these guidelines do not have the status of law and there are no statutory provisions that set a limit on the amount of profit that may be paid out.
• the amount of profits expected to arise on other contracts which are not treated as a single construction contract in accordance with paragraph 9.
• The adjustment was calculated on the basis of the SG&A of the related trader and a reasonable amount of profit.
• However, in line with the institutions' consistent practice, the amount of profit to be used should be based on that achieved by unrelated importers.
• Under these conditions the amount of profit could not be based on actual data from the sampled companies given that the domestic sales are not considered as being made in the ordinary course of trade.