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16:06 Jul 7, 2007 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / Types of transactions | |||||||
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4 +3 | débito por anulación de un crédito |
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4 | reversión del débito del crédito |
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debit reversal of credit reversión del débito del crédito Explanation: It's just like a bounced check. When the transaction is made, they don't necessarily check your balance. Then, when the bank receives the debit, if it won't clear, they reverse it and charge you a service fee. User Question/Answer Information Finbarr DMember since: 08 February 2007 Total points: 4,273 (Level 4) Points earned this week: --% Best answer When a bank bounces a direct debit, it usually happens the day after it is preented on the account, so the entry they pass is a reversal of the original entry, along with a fee for doing so. |
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debit reversal of credit débito por anulación de un crédito Explanation: "Reversal entry" es un "asiento de retrocesión"; se anula un crédito mal efectuado, debitándolo.... Ver el Alcarz Varó Hughes Financiero, pág.592, "reversal".- -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 15 hrs (2007-07-08 07:26:12 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Typo:"Alcaraz".- |
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