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carrying charge

/ˈkæriɪŋ tʃɑːrdʒ/

Traduction: Coût ou commission associé au stockage ou à la détention d'un actif, tel que des stocks de marchandises ou une position financière, incluant souvent les intérêts, les frais d'entreposage, l'assurance et l'entretien.

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/ˈkæriɪŋ tʃɑːrdʒ/C1formalbusiness
  • frCoût ou commission associé au stockage ou à la détention d'un actif, tel que des stocks de marchandises ou une position financière, incluant souvent les intérêts, les frais d'entreposage, l'assurance et l'entretien.

A cost or fee incurred for holding or storing an asset, such as inventory or a financial position, often including interest, storage, insurance, and maintenance expenses.

  1. Cost of holding inventoryC1formal

    The total cost a business incurs to store and maintain unsold goods, including storage, insurance, and depreciation.

    frCoût de détention des stocks

    • The company reduced its carrying charge by optimizing warehouse space.
    • High carrying charges can eat into profit margins for retailers.
    • We need to calculate the carrying charge before deciding on the order quantity.
  2. Installment plan feeC1formalamerican

    A fee charged by a seller or lender for allowing a buyer to pay for goods in installments over time.

    frfrais de financement d'un achat à crédit

    • The furniture store added a carrying charge to the monthly payment plan.
    • He paid off the loan early to avoid additional carrying charges.
    • The contract clearly states the annual percentage rate for the carrying charge.