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Achterafconditie

English translation: retrospective condition/term


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Dutch term or phrase:Achterafconditie
English translation:retrospective condition/term
Entered by: Jack den Haan
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15:35 Sep 21, 2006
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Business/Commerce (general) /
Dutch term or phrase: Achterafconditie
Included as a heading on an agreement between two contracting parties.

Betalings conditie
Betalingstermijn:xx
Betalingskoring:xxx
Vorderingen: worden verrekend met openstaande facturen.

****Factuurconditie****
Kortingen op factuur: netto faktuurprijzen

Achterafconditie
Jaarbonus: xxx
Kwartaalbonus: xxx

Couldn't find any online refs. (nor could I for factuurconditie).

Any thoughts gratefully received.
LAB2005
Local time: 07:48
retrospective condition
Explanation:
Just a thought indeed ;-)
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Jack den Haan
Netherlands
Local time: 08:48
Grading comment
Thank you Jack - also to Harry. I did use term in the end as the context made it clear.
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retrospective condition


Explanation:
Just a thought indeed ;-)

Jack den Haan
Netherlands
Local time: 08:48
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Grading comment
Thank you Jack - also to Harry. I did use term in the end as the context made it clear.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Harry Borsje: instead of 'condition' I'd be inclined to use 'term' here - I almost offered 'post-term terms' as a translation, but that Googled up visions of 10-months-pregnant women :-|
1 hr
  -> Thanks, Harry. In my opinion, 'term' might be a little ambiguous in this context. It could mean a time period.
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