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krav på aksjeinnskudd

English translation: (share) subscription receivable

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Norwegian term or phrase:krav på aksjeinnskudd
English translation:(share) subscription receivable
Entered by: brigidm

17:15 Jun 11, 2008
Norwegian to English translations [PRO]
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Norwegian term or phrase: krav på aksjeinnskudd
Financial report. Under "Operativ kontantstrøm".

I'm pretty sure the standard term for this is "unpaid share subscriptions" (or similar), but would appreciate a second opinion here.
brigidm
Norway
Local time: 08:45
(share) subscription receivable
Explanation:
I think this is a more common term than "unpaid share subscriptions", at least it gives a lot more hits.
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Bjørnar Magnussen
Local time: 08:45
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Thanks, Bjørnar
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Bjørnar Magnussen


  

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(share) subscription receivable


Explanation:
I think this is a more common term than "unpaid share subscriptions", at least it gives a lot more hits.

Example sentence(s):
  • Share subscription receivable balance of $333333 represents the amount receivable from share issuance during the period.
  • # Subscription Receivable - Normally considered a current asset

    Reference: http://www.westernwindenergy.com/investorsdocs/July_31,_2004...
    Reference: http://mos.uwo.ca/courses/361/Ch%2015%20Kieso%20slides%20(8e...
Bjørnar Magnussen
Local time: 08:45
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Thanks, Bjørnar
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Asker: Yes, you're right, as usual, Bjørnar ;-)

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