Pnr/Orgnr/Dnr

English translation: Personal code number/Organisation number/registration (daybook) number

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Swedish term or phrase:Pnr/Orgnr/Dnr
English translation:Personal code number/Organisation number/registration (daybook) number
Entered by: SafeTex

12:04 Jan 15, 2019
Swedish to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Law: Taxation & Customs
Swedish term or phrase: Pnr/Orgnr/Dnr
Hello

On letters from the Swedish Tax Agency, I can only guess what the second part of

Pnr/Orgnr/Dnr

means.

Does anyone know what the other parts stand for?

Thanks
SafeTex
France
Local time: 09:54
Personal code number/Organisation number/registration (daybook) number
Explanation:
"Personnummer" is the unique number that each person gets at birth (or when becoming a swedish citizen, corresponding to social security nummer) consisting of the date of birth plus 4 additional digits, org number is a similar for organization, diarienummer is a document/case number.
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Anders Ericsson
Sweden
Local time: 09:54
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Personal code number/Organisation number/registration (daybook) number


Explanation:
"Personnummer" is the unique number that each person gets at birth (or when becoming a swedish citizen, corresponding to social security nummer) consisting of the date of birth plus 4 additional digits, org number is a similar for organization, diarienummer is a document/case number.

Anders Ericsson
Sweden
Local time: 09:54
Native speaker of: Native in SwedishSwedish
PRO pts in category: 1
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tks

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agree  George Hopkins: Re Explanation: Also on being granted a residence permit in Sweden.
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