Zu- oder Abschlaege
English translation: allowances (deductions) or premiums
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| 4 | allowances (deductions)/premiums |
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| 4 | discount |
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allowances (deductions)/premiums Explanation: Hope it helps Accounting and Tax Dictionary - PriceWaterhouseCoopers Zahn - Banking and Stock Trading |
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discount Explanation: is a "Abschlag". An allowance is a small amount of money you give your kid to spend, like "my dad cut my weekly allowance". Oh dear. |
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