What is a \"SS\"? Thread poster: Elke Fehling
| Elke Fehling Local time: 01:53 Member (2005) English to German + ...
I translated a small file and now the company asks me to send them my \"SS\" since I am working for them for the first time. What exactly do they mean? Does any of you know the German term for this? Elke | | | Social Security number? | Mar 31, 2003 |
If the client is in the US, they may want a Social Security number (or, alternatively, a tax ID) in order to account for you as an outside contractor. I believe you can contact the US authorities to get assigned one. | | | Elke Fehling Local time: 01:53 Member (2005) English to German + ... TOPIC STARTER No, the client is in Spain... | Mar 31, 2003 |
... yes, SS sounds like Social Security Number, but why would he need it? Elke | | | Parrot Spain Local time: 01:53 Spanish to English + ... What Spanish clients need are VAT/Tax ID numbers | Mar 31, 2003 |
Maybe you should try to clear this up with them.
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Mats Wiman Sweden Local time: 01:53 Member (2000) German to Swedish + ... In memoriam Summa Summarum | Apr 1, 2003 |
(Latin for \'alles in allem\') is a delivery from the WGD (Wild Guess Department), i.e. I have no proof other than \"Duden: Wörterbuche der Abkürzungen\" and a certain logic (see below).
This should then mean: All that we should know about you a translation supplier: Name, address, phone, fax etc CV Language pairs, specialties etc
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Mats J C Wiman Übersetzer/Translator/T... See more (Latin for \'alles in allem\') is a delivery from the WGD (Wild Guess Department), i.e. I have no proof other than \"Duden: Wörterbuche der Abkürzungen\" and a certain logic (see below).
This should then mean: All that we should know about you a translation supplier: Name, address, phone, fax etc CV Language pairs, specialties etc
BR
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[ This Message was edited by: MatsWiman on 2003-04-01 06:43] ▲ Collapse | | | SS= Seguridad Social | Apr 1, 2003 |
In Spain SS normally stands for Seguridad Social which means Social Security... so I guess they want some kind of number... | | | Annira Silver (X) Local time: 02:53 Finnish to English ID or passport number | Apr 2, 2003 |
Hi,
In Spain, it seems that the ID/Social Security number must be quoted on invoices. I used my passport number, as we don\'t have ID in the UK. They accepted that, and I was paid o.k.
There has been discussion on this topic in another thread, too.
Best wishes
Annira | | | Elke Fehling Local time: 01:53 Member (2005) English to German + ... TOPIC STARTER Thank you very much! | Apr 3, 2003 |
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