16:56 Jun 21, 2004 |
Danish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Accounting | |||||||
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5 | prepayments and accrued income |
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5 | Deferred income |
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4 +1 | Accounting apportionment items > 1. assets: prepayments 2. liabilities: accruals |
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periodeafgrænsningsposter prepayments and accrued income Explanation: » periodeafgrænsningsposter (96% match) - (i regnskab, beløb med relation til det efterfølgende regnskabsår) prepayments and accrued income; accruals and deferred expenses; (kun indtægter) accrued income (or revenue); (kun udgifter) accrued expenses (or expenditure). Reference: http://www.ordbogen.com |
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periodeafgrænsningsposter Deferred income Explanation: Poster, der indgår i resultatopgørelsen i et regnskab. Fx indgår negativ goodwill i periodeafgrænsingsposterne. Du kan søge definitioner på Google, da dette er et ret så stor kapitel for sig. |
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Accounting apportionment items > 1. assets: prepayments 2. liabilities: accruals Explanation: Can't explain it too well in Dan. depens what side of the bal. sheet they are on. Refer to the other excellent answers above for the more specific assets v. liabilities split. Eurodicautom weblink: 'forudbetalte omkostninger Reference AM progrevision,København (2) TERM periodeafgrænsningspost Reference AM Sprogrevision,København Definition *accounting apportionment items* listed on the assets side of the balance sheet,such as expenses paid during the past financial year but referring to the new fiscal year Reference UBS Dict.of Finance and Banking (1) TERM *prepaid expenses and accrued income* Reference European Investment Bank,Technical Gloss.,1991 Note {NTE} position on balance sheet (2) TERM prepaid expenses Reference BTB,Termini bancari;UBS Dict.of Finance and Banking Note {NTE} position on balance sheet' |
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