Economic unit definition

Economic unit means all adult individuals contributing to and sharing in the income and expenses of a household.
Economic unit means one (1) or more persons sharing common living arrangements.
Economic unit means an individual businessman, profit- making organisation, as well as a non-profit making organisation engaged in a profitable activity;

Examples of Economic unit in a sentence

  • Economic unit means a collection of parcels under common ownership or operation, which comprise a single economic entity for valuation purposes that are treated as a single parcel.

  • A part of these habitat types will be permanently changed in use.The negative impact of the project on forest habitats is manifested as fragmentation and reduction of areas overgrown in forests in the Economic unit Haljevo - Kozaračke forests.

  • Trend of tax revenues 2006-2021Source: Treasury and Projections of Macro Economic unit – MFRegarding Tax Administration of Kosovo, it is expected that it will collect about EUR 516 million in 2019, including one-off revenues from collection of tax debt.

  • Economic unit that engages, under a single ownership or control, in one or predominately one, kind of activity at a single location; for example a workshop or factory.

  • Economic unit means a collection of parcels under common ownership or operation, whichcomprise a single economic entity for valuation purposes that are treated as a single parcel.


More Definitions of Economic unit

Economic unit means a group of related or unrelated persons who share housing and all significant income and expenses.
Economic unit means the water column, state submerged lands beneath the water column, and water surface above the water column which shall be treated as one economic unit for the calculation of lease rents.
Economic unit means a group that jointly pools its resources.
Economic unit means a rural property which, in the opinion of the Authority, has under average efficient management the continuing capacity to produce a reasonable level of income, being a level that provides a sufficient return on capital investment and an adequate reward for the operator's labour and management skill plus a margin to permit needed development and adjustment to changing future conditions;
Economic unit means a rural property which, in the opinion of the Authority, has under average efficient management the continuing capacity to produce a reasonable level of income, being a level that provides a sufficient return on capital investment and an adequate reward for the operator’s labour and management skill plus a margin to permit needed development and adjustment to changing future conditions. “financial year” means a period of twelve months ending on the thirtieth day of June.
Economic unit means all adult individuals, eighteen or older, contributing to and sharing in the income and expenses of a household, including adult individuals with minimal or no income who benefit from another individual’s financial support. Children under the age of eighteen living with their parents or guardians are considered to be part of the same household as their parents or guardians.
Economic unit means the connection of a credit agreement with another agreement or product; the credit representing a substantial purpose of the economically connected agreements, in particular, if