financial year

英 [faɪˌnænʃl ˈjɪə(r)]

美 [faɪˌnænʃl ˈjɪr]

n. 财政年度; 会计年度

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noun

财政年度；会计年度
a period of twelve months over which the accounts and taxes of a company or a person are calculated
1. the current financial year
  本财政年度

N-COUNT 财政年度;会计年度;财年
Afinancial yearis a period of twelve months, used by government, business, and other organizations in order to calculate their budgets, profits, and losses.
1. ...33,000 possible job losses in the coming financial year.
  在即将到来的财年中可能会减少33,000个工作岗位

in AM, use 美国英语用fiscal year

noun

The carry over is the open commitment at the end of the previous financial year.
上一财政年度末，我们做出了留存的公开承诺。
Local authorities will run out of money part way through the financial year
地方政府等不到财年结束钱就会花得一干二净。
The company should end the financial year in the back.
公司在财政年度末应该有盈余。
He predicts a continuation of healthy profits in the current financial year.
他预计本财年能继续保持可观的利润。
The2006 financial year saw a total of279 IBRD and IDA lending and guarantee operations delivered.
2006财年，IBRD和IDA总共提供了279项贷款和担保业务。
Within seven months of the end of the financial year, payment of the tax must accompany the return.
在财政年度的后七个月内，纳税应与提交报告同时进行。
We must keep our costs down for the remainder of the financial year.
我们必须削减花销以备本财政年度余下的日子之用。
The company is on course for profits of £ 20m in the next financial year.
该公司有望在下一个财年实现2,000万英镑的盈利。
The state governments and the federal government will make an annual budget at the beginning of a financial year.
每年州政府会和联邦政府会在财政年度初制定预算方案。
In total the UK government plans to borrow £ 127bn from bond markets this financial year.
英国政府计划本财年总共从债券市场筹集1270亿英镑。