value-added in English

noun

1

the amount by which the value of an article is increased at each stage of its production, exclusive of initial costs.

However, textile's share of value added increased over the same period, from 11 percent to 13 percent.

adjective

1

(of goods) having features added to a basic line or model for which the buyer is prepared to pay extra.

The software will be offered to existing customers and new buyers as ‘a value added service’, the company said.

Use "value-added" in a sentence

1. Value-added tax

2. (e) value added tax;

3. Value-Added Networks (VANs)

4. Gross value-added services, billion euro (EC95)

5. The Aquaculture Industry’s Value Added Accounts (Source:

6. IMPACT AND VALUE ADDED OF EIB OPERATIONS

7. The questions relating to value added tax

8. Subsidiarity and proportionality: justification and value added

9. Common protocol for accessing value-added services

10. • The value added by the network approach.

11. All prices quoted include value added tax (VAT).

12. Our manufacturing value-added is only 11 percent.

13. Value added tax (VAT) is seven per cent.

14. An Advisory Committee on value added tax, hereinafter called

15. This is where a value-added package can help.

16. Value Added tax (VAT) is a tax on sales

17. High value - added activities exist in every economic sector.

18. A Value Added Tax (VAT) replaced six different taxes.

19. Aisa Packaging develops innovative and value added packaging solutions

20. 2.7 Structure of the Canadian Value-Added Diamond Industry

21. Toward a Value-Added Mineral and Metal Strategy for Canada

22. - a deeper analysis of the value added by EU expenditure.

23. Lumber and Value-Added Wood Products 11.3 Market Access 1.

24. 26 Distribution capacity is value added in the logistic system.

25. Value - Added Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts: How Valuable is the Forecaster?

26. Subject: Low financial yield from value added tax in Greece

27. This Directive establishes the common system of value added tax (VAT

28. Indexing & Abstracting, rules-based content upgrading, value added data elements applied.

29. This Directive establishes the common system of value added tax (VAT).

30. Using Value-Added Accounting to Measure Economic Activity of Production Agriculture

31. Rates of value added tax applied to books, newspapers and periodicals

32. All prices are quoted in EUR and include value added tax.

33. Supply Operations Service (SOS) Providing value-added common services to Government:

34. • increase their profitability through new business opportunities and value-added activities;

35. The financial contribution from the Community shall exclude value added tax.

36. Equitable access prevents sending market signals and deters value-added activities.

37. Namely value added tax, consumption tax, business tax and custom duty.

38. Do not include value added tax on the invoice unless specified.

39. It will provide opportunities for farmers to participate in value-added enterprises.

40. Subject: Reduced rate of value added tax on supplies of heat energy

41. amending Directive 2006/112/EC as regards rates of value added tax

42. Value-added service to convert CT axial images to three-dimensional images

43. Sample also should pay tax, import value added tax follows custom duty.

44. Administrative cooperation and combating fraud in the field of value added tax *

45. VAT (value added tax) is a tax on supplied goods or services.

46. • Value added processes such as smokehouse technology, sausage making machines and others.

47. The CSPE site cap and 0,5 % value added cap constituted State aid.

48. Electronic Data Interchange#Value-added networks Crandall, Robert W.; Flamm, Kenneth (1989).

49. - value-added leased lines offerings: pre-provisioned, managed and circuit-switched bandwidth,

50. Definition of Value-Added (VA): To be a value-Added action, the action must meet all three of the following criteria: The customer is willing to pay for this activity