Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

comptable assignataire des paiements

English translation:

accounting officer

Added to glossary by Parrot
May 13, 2003 17:35
21 yrs ago
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French term

comptable assignataire des paiements

French to English Bus/Financial public contract bids, calls for tenders
This is a form for bids on a public contract:

DELIBERATION No.: déposée en Préfecture le...

MARCHE

IMPUTATION BUDGETAIRE

NANTISSEMENT:

MAITRE D'OUVRAGE: Communauté Urbaine Marseille...


PERSONNE RESPONSABLE DU MARCHE: M. le Président de la Communauté...

CONDUCTEUR D'OPERATION: Métro-Tramway

COMPTABLE ASSIGNATAIRE DES PAIEMENTS:
M. Le Receveurs des Finances de la Communauté...
CONDUCTEUR D'OPERATION
COMPA
Proposed translations (English)
4 accounting officer
5 Construction Accountant (Accounts Payable)
5 -1 Paying Officer

Proposed translations

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accounting officer

Sorry, there seems no other appropriate way of expressing an accountant specifically assigned for a certain job (pensions, contracts, long list of etcs.) but I found the above in Eurodic with respect to EU usage. Considering we're into officialese...
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17 mins

Construction Accountant (Accounts Payable)

that's what it means....

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Note added at 2003-05-13 20:02:53 (GMT)
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OR

Disbursement Accountant
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-1
2 hrs

Paying Officer

"appropriate paying officer", in relation to a Crown debt, means the paying officer who makes the payments in respect of that debt;
[http://www.canlii.org/ca/sta/f-11/sec66.html]


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Note added at 2003-05-13 19:44:25 (GMT)
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Oops, missed this bit :
\"\"appropriate paying officer\" «agent payeur compétent»\"
Peer comment(s):

disagree Sanaa Omrany : accountant assignataire of the payments
19 hrs
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