incremental cash flow
The net increase in cash flow attributable to a particular capital investment.
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The net increase in cash flow attributable to a particular capital investment.
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An increase in the value of real property due to population growth.
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tax-increment financing. A technique used by a municipality to finance commercial developments usu. involving issuing bonds to finance land acquisition and other up-front costs, and then using the additional property taxes generated from the new development to service the debt. — Abbr. TIF. [Cases: Municipal Corporations 953.]
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increment (in[g]-kr[schwa]-m[schwa]nt), n. A unit of increase in quantity or value. — incremental, adj. unearned increment. An increase in the value of real property due to population growth.
incrementum (in-kr[schwa]-men-t[schwa]m). [Latin] Hist. Increase. • This term appeared in various phrases, such as costs de incremento (“costs of increase”). See COSTS OF INCREASE.
costs de incremento 增加的费用 指在陪审团裁决给予胜诉方的费用之外,由法官判决另行增加的费用。通常陪审团只裁决给予胜诉方当事人较小数额的诉讼费用,当事人若希望获得额外诉讼费用,必须提交增加费用的宣誓书,说明其在案件审理过程中支出的其他费用。
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tax increment financing 税收增值信贷 政府通过提供信贷来刺激商业发展的一种方式。较为典型的是由政府发行公债向土地开发或其他费用较高的产业提供资金,然后用从这些产业的开发中产生的或增加的财产税来偿还债务。
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long-run incremental cost. Antitrust. A cost threshold for determining whether predatory pricing has occurred, consisting of all costs that, over a several-year period, would not be incurred if the product in question were not offered. • It differs from average variable cost because it includes some costs that do not vary in the short run
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maritima incrementa (m[schwa]-rit-[schwa]-m[schwa] in-kr[schwa]-men-t[ schwa]). [Latin “marine increases”] Hist. Alluvion caused by the sea; land gained from the sea.
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de incremento (dee in-kr[schwa]-men-toh). [Law Latin “of increase”] Hist. Additional. • Costs de incremento are costs awarded by a court in addition to costs awarded by the jury.