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Polish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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na | making book entry corrections |
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na | reversing entries |
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na | Cross entry accounting |
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na | Cross entry accounting |
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na | Cross entry accounting |
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na | Dekret dekretowi nierowny |
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making book entry corrections Explanation: Dekrety = opisy towarzyszace zapisom ksiegowym; stornowanie polega na wprowadzeniu poprawki zarowno do nich jak i do samych pozycji ksiegowych. an accountant |
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reversing entries Explanation: According to Lingvo 6.0, stornowanie = reversing entries dekret (ekon.) = ordinance Since I am biochemist and not an accountant, I am not sure, but I would suggest "reversing ordinance entries", since there is an obvious difference between "book" and "ordinance" |
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Cross entry accounting Explanation: Storno is cross entry. Since it's stornowanie we use the verb form. Own knowledge from working with the banking sector as an advisor |
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Cross entry accounting Explanation: Pełna definicja storno to - zapis księgowy polegający na sprostowaniu błędnie ujętej we wcześniejszych zapisach operacji gospodarczej. Leksykon Rachunkowo�ci |
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Cross entry accounting Explanation: Pełna definicja storno to - zapis księgowy polegający na sprostowaniu błędnie ujętej we wcześniejszych zapisach operacji gospodarczej. Leksykon Rachunkowo�ci |
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Dekret dekretowi nierowny Explanation: The fact that "dekret" is a "decree" and a decree is synonymous with "ordinance" does not mean that "dekret" AS AN ACCOUNTING TERM is an ordinance (=rozporzadzenie)! So, to quote one of my predecessors, "since there is an obvious difference between 'book' and 'ordinance'," I suggest we scrap this humorous inference... See also the dictionary (suggested to me by our colleague M. Frost) referred to below for the definition of "dekretacja," which they translate as "decree" (but not "ordinance"!) Also, the original question regarded the action of "stornowanie DEKRETOW" and not carrying out a "storno" itself, which, obviously, is a cross entry. Gesicki, Slownik terminow ekonomiczno-prawniczych |
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