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Bus/Financial - Accounting / Procedures Manual | | Italian term or phrase: accantonamenti a bilancio | context: A fine gennairo di ogni anno è necessario fare una stima dei costi relativi ai congressi al fine di accantonare a bilancio quella parte relativa a fatture ancora da ricevere.
I understand that accantonamento is to due with earmarking/setting aside/provision etc., but how does this fit in with 'bilancio'?
I'd really appreciate any ideas.
Best wishes, Lilly |
| | | provisions in the accounts | Explanation:
"in order to make a provision in the accounts". This is a future cost which will definitely be incurred because it is known that the invoices will be received. So a provision must be made.
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James (Jim) Davis
Italy
Local time: 04:51
| Grading comment Thanks again for your input Jim.
For the information of future users, I thought both were good, but I can only give the points to one person, so it would depend on how to phrase in the sentence. I like the fact that this entry has an explanation of what this means.
Best wishes, Lilly
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5 mins confidence:   peer agreement (net): +1 provisions in the accounts
Explanation:
"in order to make a provision in the accounts". This is a future cost which will definitely be incurred because it is known that the invoices will be received. So a provision must be made.
| James (Jim) Davis
Italy
Local time: 04:51
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Native speaker of:  English
PRO pts in category: 985
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| | Grading comment Thanks again for your input Jim.
For the information of future users, I thought both were good, but I can only give the points to one person, so it would depend on how to phrase in the sentence. I like the fact that this entry has an explanation of what this means.
Best wishes, Lilly |
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Asker: Thanks very much for your input again Jim!
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