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08:45 Nov 16, 2001 |
Dutch to English translations [Non-PRO] Bus/Financial / invoices | ||||
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4 +1 | Open / unpaid transaction list ( or report) |
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4 | Cut-off is a term used in auditing. It is the moment at |
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Open / unpaid transaction list ( or report) Explanation: Hi! This translation you can use for both debtor and creditor transactions. You're correct - it's as list of unsettled invoices or transactions. Both payments to creditors and debtor(receivables) Best regards, Pieter_H Ref: 20+ years with ERP-systems |
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Cut-off is a term used in auditing. It is the moment at Explanation: which accounts are closed and the balance sheet and profit and loss account are drawn up. I assume that the list you are referring to is a list of items outstanding. These could be anything, varying from a list of stock items invoiced but not yet delivered, an age analysis of debtors or suppliers' invoices still payable. Without more context I cannot be more specific than: 'List of items outstanding'. Please note: not list of outstanding items. |
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