capital gain

English

Etymology

capital + gain

Noun

capital gain (plural capital gains)

(economics) An increase in the value of a capital asset.
(business, finance) An amount by which the value or the proceeds of the sale of a capital asset by its owner exceed its cost to the owner.
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Antonyms

capital loss

Translations

an increase in the value of a capital asset

Catalan: plusvàlua f, guany de capital m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 資本利得／资本利得 (zīběnlìdé)
Danish: værdistigning c
Esperanto: kapitalgajno
Finnish: arvonnousu (fi)
French: plus-value (fr) f
German: Kapitalertrag (de) f
Indonesian: keuntungan modal
Irish: gnóthachan caipitiúil m
Italian: plusvalenza (it) f
Malay: laba modal
Portuguese: mais-valia (pt) f
Romanian: câștig de capital n
Russian: приро́ст капита́ла m (priróst kapitála)
Spanish: plusvalía (es) f
Swedish: kapitalvinst c
Welsh: ennill cylalaf m

an amount by which the value or the proceeds of the sale of a capital asset by its owner exceed its cost to the owner

Danish: kapitalindkomst c
Finnish: myyntivoitto
German: Veräußerungserlös m, Veräußerungsgewinn m
Irish: gnóthachan caipitiúil m
Italian: plusvalenza (it) f
Polish: zysk kapitałowy m
Spanish: plusvalía (es) f

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