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ASE - TA

English translation: Contribution for ASSEDIC financial structure on portion A of income

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French term or phrase:ASE - TA
English translation:Contribution for ASSEDIC financial structure on portion A of income
Entered by: Kajuco

12:25 Jun 19, 2001
French to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial
French term or phrase: ASE - TA
in a pay slip, 'ASE CHOMAGE TA'
Kajuco
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:11
Contribution for ASSEDIC financial structure on portion "A" of income
Explanation:
No such a thing as ASE in payroll in France. However there is ASF. Very likely to be it (fits to a T in context:
ASF = ASSEDIC Structures Financières
ASSEDIC is the French structure for unemployment comp. Almost collapsed 5 years ago, and added contribution was voted in, (supposed to be for financial structure so that basic contribution remains for compensation ???) Like the old contribution, it is calculated on the earned income, which is split into three parts. "Tranche A", TA (from 0 to SS ref. yrly sal.) , "Tranche B", TB (from 1 time to 3 time SS ref. yrly sal.) and "Tranche C", TC (above that). Contribution rates vary according to portion. So the ASF CHOMAGE TA is the contribution for the ASSEDIC Structures financières & Chomage on "Tranche A"
Hope that helps
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Christian Wellhoff (X)
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Fantastic! Thanks. I'm only just beginning translating, and this payslip is hell.

Katie
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naContribution for ASSEDIC financial structure on portion "A" of income
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Explanation:
without context, it is hard to know
ASE= association suisse des électriciens; SEV in English
ASE=académie syndicale européenne; ETUC
ASE=association suisse des économistes; SAE

TA=travail accompli?
chômage=unemployment
this may or may not help, as usual, context determines the appropriateness of a given term.


    Reference: http://europa.eu.int/eurodicautom/
Victor Foster
United States
Local time: 07:11
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in pair: 209
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Apparently, it can't be ASE, but AST. Thanks anyway
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Comment: Apparently, it can't be ASE, but AST. Thanks anyway

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Contribution for ASSEDIC financial structure on portion "A" of income


Explanation:
No such a thing as ASE in payroll in France. However there is ASF. Very likely to be it (fits to a T in context:
ASF = ASSEDIC Structures Financières
ASSEDIC is the French structure for unemployment comp. Almost collapsed 5 years ago, and added contribution was voted in, (supposed to be for financial structure so that basic contribution remains for compensation ???) Like the old contribution, it is calculated on the earned income, which is split into three parts. "Tranche A", TA (from 0 to SS ref. yrly sal.) , "Tranche B", TB (from 1 time to 3 time SS ref. yrly sal.) and "Tranche C", TC (above that). Contribution rates vary according to portion. So the ASF CHOMAGE TA is the contribution for the ASSEDIC Structures financières & Chomage on "Tranche A"
Hope that helps


    Personal experience re the "Tranche A" confirmed by recent instructions to
    employers put out by the ASSEDIC/SS giving them the rates per type of deduction
Christian Wellhoff (X)
PRO pts in pair: 32
Grading comment
Fantastic! Thanks. I'm only just beginning translating, and this payslip is hell.

Katie
[email protected]
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