insignificant items
[ɪnˌsɪɡˈnɪfɪkənt ˈaɪtəmz]
noun phrasepl: insignificant items
itens insignificantes
1. Objects, matters, or things of little importance, value, or consequence; trivial or negligible items
The auditor decided to ignore the insignificant items in the financial report.
O auditor decidiu ignorar os itens insignificantes no relatório financeiro.
2. Small or minor details that have minimal impact on a larger situation or outcome
Don't worry about those insignificant items; they won't affect the final decision.
Não se preocupe com esses itens insignificantes; eles não afetarão a decisão final.
In Brazilian business and accounting contexts, the term 'itens insignificantes' is commonly used during financial audits and reports to refer to minor discrepancies or small amounts that fall below materiality thresholds. In the USA, this phrase is standard in accounting and legal documentation. The concept is important in auditing standards (IFRS and GAAP) where materiality thresholds determine what items require detailed examination.
NYC Slang
small potatoes, peanuts, chump change (when referring to money)
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