URGENT !Several abbreviations
English translation: CM may be "correcao monetaria" - monetary correction
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|  Selected response from: Donna Sandin United States Local time: 11:36 | ||||||
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bordereau Explanation: tipo bordero - you use the French word, but I can't recall what it means right now. That's the only one of your list I know. I wish you'd said what country you are dealing with - I have mainly Brazil terms |
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CM may be "correcao monetaria" - monetary correction Explanation: CM -DPR could be "monetary correction -depreciation" Sounds awkward, but for Brazil it's ok - reader will instantly recognize it. Indexation is more eloquent, though. I know all the Brazilian taxes and don't recognize CMG at all. |
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