riporti

Riporti is the plural of riporto, an Italian noun with several technical meanings, depending on the context. In finance and accounting it denotes an amount or balance that is carried forward from one period to the next. This concept appears in phrases such as riporto a nuovo, which refers to carrying forward profits or losses to be allocated or offset in a future year, and in general descriptions of figures that are not settled in the current period but are transferred to the next.

In taxation and corporate accounting, riporto is used to describe the practice of carrying forward past results, most commonly losses or profits, so they can be used to reduce future tax liabilities or taxable income. The exact rules for how these carries forward are treated can vary by jurisdiction and regulatory framework, and they are typically documented in financial statements and tax filings.

In journalism and media, riporto can mean reports or dispatches. It is used to refer to the transmission or reproduction of information from a correspondent or agency, such as news riporti or press riporti that summarize events or provide coverage.

Etymologically, riporto comes from the prefix ri- (back, again) and the verb portare (to carry), signaling the idea of carrying information or value forward to a later point. The word is common in Italian financial language as well as in newsroom and editorial contexts.

See also: riporto a nuovo, riporto di perdite, riporto di utili, riporto in contabilità. The exact sense of riporti depends on the field and regulatory rules governing the term.