Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

ágio / deságio

English translation:

an accrued asset / accured liability, premium/discount

Added to glossary by William Stein
Jul 11, 2003 17:32
20 yrs ago
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Portuguese term

ágio / deságio

Portuguese to English Bus/Financial Accounting accounting
The surplus or deficit in a transaction, as in "o valor total da transação foi de R$xxx que foi integralmente registrado como ágio fundamentado na expectativa de lucros futuros..."

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an accrued asset / accured liability

It's usually premium/discount, as Michael says, but it you're context it refers to accrual, so I'd say "was recorded (or recognized) in full as an accrued asset in the expectation of future profits:

Glossary
... Accrued Revenue, Revenue that has been earned and must be accounted for but is not received by the end of the reporting period; also recorded as an accrued asset ...
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... The company has a potential right or claim to collect money, so an accrued asset(accrued rent receivable) amounting to $1,500 is recognized on the balance sheet ...
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28. The cut-off date for new bills for each fiscal year will be midnight on September 30 as measured by the date/time stamp assigned by the portal. ***Revenue that is earned but not billed will be recorded as an accrued asset*** and a detailed notification of the revenue recognized will
be provided by the seller to the buyer within 5 business days after the end of each fiscal year.
The buyer will recognize an equivalent expense or asset and will record an accrued liability
for the future payment. There will be no intragovernmental, unbilled accounts receivable for
the seller at year-end.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks for your prompt and full reply, with lots of illustrations. Alex MacQuarrie"
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gain based on future earnings

deagio: loss

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OR

net earned premium
or net loss

need to know a little more to know for sure

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Note added at 2003-07-11 17:37:33 (GMT)
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sorry, no net, necessarily

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what kind of transaction is this: CUrrency, sale of shares?

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OR

recorded as a gain against expected future earnings

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Note added at 2003-07-11 18:35:45 (GMT) Post-grading
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Agio is the difference between the stated value or face value and the value at which a transaction occurs. In accounting, it is a GAIN/LOSS or a earned premium/loss [for shares]. But it depends on what you are talking about.

for shares: Importância que o comprador paga a mais sobre o valor nominal de um título. Montante que se acresce ao valor nominal pelo qual uma ação está sendo vendida no mercado primário ou na chamada de capital via subscrição.





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ANd you don\'t say, just FYI, a deficit and surplus in a transaction. A transaction has a gain or a loss.

Cheers
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agree Toze : Yes, I did. Did you get mine?
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Portuguese term (edited): �gio / des�gio

premium, goodwill / discount, negative goodwill

Dicionário de termos de negócios (Morais Pinho)
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