Pago Acuenta

Spanish translation: Pago a cuenta

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English term or phrase:A partial payment made, accruing to reach the total amount owed
Spanish translation:Pago a cuenta

11:19 Mar 9, 2001
English to Spanish translations [Non-PRO]
Bus/Financial
English term or phrase: Pago Acuenta
I believe it should read "Pago a Cuenta" but that's the way the person wrote it out in his homemade contract....what is the exact financial meaning of the phrase?
Thanks!
BC
A partial payment made, accruing to reach the total amount owed
Explanation:
Not only is it a payment made to an open account, but also a partial one. That is the full meaning for this sentence
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Summary of answers provided
napayment on account
Sarah Brenchley
napago a cuenta=payment made to an account
Oso (X)
napago a cuenta
Parrot
naA partial payment made, accruing to reach the total amount owed
José Luis Molnar


  

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3 mins
payment on account


Explanation:
Yes, it should be "a cuenta".
Best wishes,
Sarah.

Sarah Brenchley
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PRO pts in pair: 208

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14 mins
pago a cuenta=payment made to an account


Explanation:
a payment made that is acredited to an existing account.

Greetings from: OSO ¶:^)

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4 hrs
pago a cuenta


Explanation:
payment to account (most usually in cash or by transfer).

Parrot
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1 day 11 hrs
A partial payment made, accruing to reach the total amount owed


Explanation:
Not only is it a payment made to an open account, but also a partial one. That is the full meaning for this sentence

José Luis Molnar
United States
Local time: 19:48
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in pair: 11
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