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Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | | Spanish term or phrase: Impto. DL No. xxx Acumulado Mes Junio | Taken from a CHILEAN bank statement: a type of transaction carried out by the account holder - it falls under the column entitled 'descripcion'.
Impto. - Impuesto? Charge?
This particular statement is dated July, so does the 'acumulado' refer to a charge/tax that has been 'carried over' or 'brought forward'?
Many thanks!
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| Sep 22, 2007 - Changes made by Smartranslators: | | Edited KOG entry | Lisa Roberts's old entry - "Impto. DL No. xxx Acumulado Mes Junio" => "tax accrued (and booked) during/as of (the month of) June, (in accordance with) Decree-Law No. XXX" |
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