émoluments — ● émoluments nom masculin pluriel Traitement, salaire attaché à un emploi. Rétribution des actes effectués par un officier ministériel (notaire, huissier) ou un avocat, tarifés par l autorité publique. ● émoluments (synonymes) nom masculin… … Encyclopédie Universelle
emoluments — Amounts received from an office or employment including all salaries, fees, wages, perquisites, and other profits as well as certain expenses and benefits paid or provided by the employer, which are deemed to be emoluments. See also: directors… … Accounting dictionary
emoluments — Amounts received from an office or employment including all salaries, fees, wages, perquisites, and other profits as well as certain expenses and benefits paid or provided by the employer, which are deemed to be emoluments. See also directors… … Big dictionary of business and management
ÉMOLUMENTS — n. m. pl. T. de Palais Honoraires des officiers ministériels. En termes de Jurisprudence, il se dit spécialement de la Part des bénéfices de la communauté revenant à chacun des deux époux. En termes d’Administration publique, il désigne… … Dictionnaire de l'Academie Francaise, 8eme edition (1935)
emoluments — e·mol·u·ment || ɪ mÉ’ljÊŠmÉ™nt n. profit, salary, fee (received in a job or office) … English contemporary dictionary
Emoluments — Advantages. Now usually refers to salary or fees arising from employment … Medieval glossary
emoluments — /ɪ mɒljυmənts/ plural noun pay, salary or fees, or the earnings of directors who are not employees (NOTE: US English uses the singular emolument.) … Dictionary of banking and finance
directors' emoluments — directors remuneration … Accounting dictionary
foreign emoluments — Earnings received by a person domiciled outside the UK (see domicile), who is employed by a non resident employer … Accounting dictionary
perquisites — Emoluments or profits accruing to a public officer beyond the salary payable to him. 43 Am J1st Pub Of § 359. Fees, allowances, privileges or compensation beyond those of his ordinary salary or wages, which an officer or employee may receive with … Ballentine's law dictionary
