Jahresabhängig

"Jahresabhängig" is an adjective in the German language that translates to "annual" or "yearly" in English. It is used to describe something that occurs, happens, or is valid for a specific period of one year. This term is commonly used in various contexts, including finance, economics, and scheduling.

In finance, "jahresabhängig" is often used to refer to annual reports, financial statements, or tax returns that are prepared and submitted once every year. For example, a company's annual financial report is "jahresabhängig" because it covers the financial activities of the company over the course of one year.

In economics, "jahresabhängig" can describe economic indicators or trends that are analyzed and reported on an annual basis. For instance, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is often reported on an annual basis, making it "jahresabhängig."

In scheduling and planning, "jahresabhängig" is used to describe events, holidays, or deadlines that occur once every year. For example, the New Year's celebration is "jahresabhängig" because it happens annually on January 1st.

The term "jahresabhängig" is derived from the combination of "Jahr," which means "year," and "abhängig," which means "dependent" or "related." This combination emphasizes the periodic nature of the described events or activities, which are directly tied to the passage of time in one-year increments.