English term
earn-out
En un balance general me aparece la siguiente frase:
The total consideration will be £4.1m which includes £1.6m dependent upon future earn-out targets being achieved.
¿Alguien sabría decirme a qué se refiere "earn-out" en este contexto? Ya he comprobado este término en ProZ.com pero no me convence.
Muchas gracias.
4 +1 | pagos adicionales (basados en metas de rendimiento futuro) | patinba |
4 | EARN-OUT, o también EARNOUT | Jose Caceres |
PRO (1): Robert Carter
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Proposed translations
pagos adicionales (basados en metas de rendimiento futuro)
earn-out
noun
a provision written into some financial transactions whereby the seller of a business will receive additional payments based on the future performance of the business sold.
EARN-OUT, o también EARNOUT
The Earnout Account will not be reduced, refundable..............
La Cuenta Earnout no será reducida, reembolsable...
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