closure year

[ˈkloʊ.ʒər jɪr]
nounpl: closure years
ano de encerramento
1. The final fiscal or calendar year during which a business, organization, or facility ceases operations before permanent shutdown
The factory's closure year was 2023, marking the end of 50 years of production.
O ano de encerramento da fábrica foi 2023, marcando o fim de 50 anos de produção.
2. In accounting, the last fiscal period during which financial records are finalized before an entity ceases to exist
All outstanding invoices must be processed during the closure year.
Todas as faturas pendentes devem ser processadas durante o ano de encerramento.
3. The year in which a school, hospital, or public institution officially closes its doors
The school's closure year was announced as 2024 due to declining enrollment.
O ano de encerramento da escola foi anunciado como 2024 devido à queda de matrículas.
This term is commonly used in corporate communications, financial statements, and official announcements in both the United States and Brazil when organizations need to formally communicate the end of operations. In Brazil, it's frequently encountered in labor discussions and formal business documentation.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
final yearlast year of operationterminal yearshutdown yearyear of discontinuation
Antonyms / Antônimos
opening yearinaugural yearlaunch yearestablishment year

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
ano de encerramento
Standard term used in business and organizational contexts
São Paulo
ano de fechamento
Alternative commonly used in financial and commercial sectors
Rio de Janeiro
ano de encerramento
Formal business terminology
Portugal
ano de encerramento
Similar usage in Portuguese business contexts; may also use 'ano de fecho'

Related Words

closureshutdowndiscontinuationbankruptcydecommissioningfinal accounting

Related Idioms & Phrases

the writing is on the wall (indicating closure is imminent)
the final countdown (referring to closure year progression)
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