Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
OMTC
English answer:
operating margin per total costs
Added to glossary by
Péter Tófalvi
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Aug 15, 2017 14:36
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English term
OMTC
English
Bus/Financial
Business/Commerce (general)
I know that this means “operating cost-based return”, but why is it abbreviated this way?
Change log
Jan 10, 2018 00:32: Péter Tófalvi Created KOG entry
Discussion
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Oh, wait!
There is another discussion entry where “operating margin on total costs” is mentioned.
So, this probably is the solution.
1) Mentioned in a previous question from Hungarian to German (much of which I don't understand as I don't read Hungarian)
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/hungarian_to_german/accounting/436...
2) If the text was translated from Japanese, this may be something similar
Furthermore, since the TNMM has three profit indicators for its application (ratio provided for in Article 39-12(8)-2 of the Cabinet Order for Enforcement of the ASMT [operating margin on sales], ratio provided for in Article 39-12(8)-3 [operating margin on total costs] and the ratio provided for in Article 39-12(8) 4 and 5 [gross margin on operating costs]), it is necessary to examine which of the profit margins is adequate to use.
https://www.nta.go.jp/foreign_language/08.pdf
Do you know what language it might have been translated from?
E.g.:
“We have the financial data of independent companies carrying out comparable activities, so we can compare the operating cost-based return (OMTC) on services supplied by A and B with the OMTC achieved by independent companies carrying out comparative activities.”
I am not sure that OMTC exactly means operating cost-based return.
The English text is probably a translation from another language, and OMTC was given as the abbreviation used in the international literature.
I searched the OECD website, but no hits for OMTC.
IMHO the first half, i.e. OM probably means operating margin.