geschlossene / offene Abrechnung

English translation: unpaid (offen) or paid (geschlossen)

22:52 Aug 21, 2000
German to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general)
German term or phrase: geschlossene / offene Abrechnung
This refers to a vehicle leasing contract, under the heading 'Abrechnungsart'
Michael Dollman
Germany
Local time: 23:48
English translation:unpaid (offen) or paid (geschlossen)
Explanation:
probably something you have encountered in your translation career...both on the paid and unpaid side.
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Hartmut Lau
United States
Local time: 17:48
Grading comment
This can't be right as Abrechnungsart, but thanks for your effort.
I chose 'open and closed accounting' in the end, I think that fits the context. Its about have a fixed rate or variable depending on the services actually provided.
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naunpaid (offen) or paid (geschlossen)
Hartmut Lau
Summary of reference entries provided
Many years later...
Phoebe Indetzki

  

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unpaid (offen) or paid (geschlossen)


Explanation:
probably something you have encountered in your translation career...both on the paid and unpaid side.

Hartmut Lau
United States
Local time: 17:48
PRO pts in category: 1
Grading comment
This can't be right as Abrechnungsart, but thanks for your effort.
I chose 'open and closed accounting' in the end, I think that fits the context. Its about have a fixed rate or variable depending on the services actually provided.
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Reference comments


5168 days
Reference: Many years later...

Reference information:
Trying to find an answer for the same term, I came across this website:

http://www.sixt.com/leasing/international-solutions/full-ser...

According to this, "fixed rate" would be the "geschlossene Rechnung", and "Actual cost" would be the "offene Rechnung".


    Reference: http://www.sixt.com/leasing/international-solutions/full-ser...
Phoebe Indetzki
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Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 32
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