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income year

13:56 Sep 5, 2000
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
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English term or phrase: income year
I want to know if income year is the same as fiscal year, and a posible translation.
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Summary of answers provided
naaño fiscal
Daphne Corral (X)
naaño fiscal
elena garcía-álvarez
naIngresos Anuales, Año Fiscal
Ivan Sanchez
naejercicio económico, año fiscal
ottakars
naIngresos por Ejercicio Anual
Yvette Camou
na -1Año entrante, año que viene, próximo año
Beatriz Read


  

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11 mins
año fiscal


Explanation:
Yes, it´s the same. Income year is fiscal year


    Diccionario Biling�e de Econom�a y Empresa dde Lozano Irueste
Daphne Corral (X)
Local time: 12:28
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in pair: 158

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Yolanda Broad
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37 mins peer agreement (net): -1
Año entrante, año que viene, próximo año


Explanation:
Hope it helps.

Beatriz Read
Local time: 09:28
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in pair: 71

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Alejandra Villarroel
disagree  ALEJANDRA RAMIREZ OLVERA: I believe you may have misread the term, as it is "income" and not "incoming". "Income" means "ingresos"
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57 mins
año fiscal


Explanation:
It normally coincides with the fiscal year, so generally they are used in the same context. There could be some occasions in which they don't, let's say you started work in December and the end of your income year is next December, whereas your fiscal year (normally) starts and ends in April. Depending on the context I would translate either by the above or by "ingresos anuales" or "año de ingresos".

elena garcía-álvarez
Local time: 16:28

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Ivan Sanchez
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1 hr
Ingresos Anuales, Año Fiscal


Explanation:
I think it translates better "Ingresos Anuales", because it's nature is more on what you earn in A YEAR (365 days), not the the term "Año Fiscal" which could be confused with the forms you fill for the government Agencies in a given month, or the one's filled by the Companies, at the closing of their "Fiscal Year", that can not match a 365 days year.

Ivan Sanchez
Local time: 11:28
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2 hrs
ejercicio económico, año fiscal


Explanation:
"Income year" no aparece como tal en el diccionario abajo mencionado, pero creo que las dos traducciones que doy podrían ser las más acertadas, aunque se refieran a "fiscal year".


    Diccionario de t�rminos jur�dicos
ottakars
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2 hrs
Ingresos por Ejercicio Anual


Explanation:
It's not Fiscal Year. It's just a conmponent of the fiscal year in terms of income. When you close the books on Accounting in terms of a fiscal year, you close different accounts,i.e., sales, accounts payable, capital, fixed assets, etc. Income is usually divided in two: net income and gross income. These two can be classified and headed under ´'Income'.

Yvette Camou
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Local time: 08:28
PRO pts in pair: 101
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