04:14 Aug 20, 2002 |
German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Beate Lutzebaeck New Zealand Local time: 19:01 | ||||||
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4 +4 | See suggested translation: |
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3 +1 | Büchen |
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See suggested translation: Explanation: Invoicing [Billing] is carried out [effected] automatically on a book-entry basis, significantly facilitating expense accounting. I'd go for invoicing or billing rather than settlement, as Abrechnung obviously refers to the invoicing / billing of the card charges. No dictionary references (Zahn and Woywode didn't have much to offer) - my choice of terminology is based on personal experience confirmed by relevant Google hits. See for example: ... Even though global currency transactions are executed geodesically -- directly between bank to bank -- the transactions still settle on a *book-entry basis* over ... www.philodox.com/conceptdefs.html ... They have entire issues there consisting of a single piece of paper in the clearinghouse vault which are traded entirely on a *book entry basis*, that is, only ... www.shipwright.com/rants/rant_07.html ... Book-Entry Settlement. The settlement of securities transactions is on a *book-entry basis* with the KSD, the main transfer agent and sole central depository in ... www.ksda.or.kr/english/stock/kse3.htm *Expense Accounting*. Expense Accounting allows employees to enter expense vouchers and create expense reports. Expense Vouchers may ... Reference: http://www.cmsopen.com/components.asp?contentobjectid |
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