Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italiano term or phrase:
debito da DR
Inglese translation:
DR = Dati Redditometro
Jun 15, 2005 15:40
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Italiano term
Anthony Tamburro (X)
debito da DR
Da Italiano a Inglese
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Finanza (generale)
Income tax form
Proposed translations
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| 4 +1 | DR = Dati Redditometro |
Catherine Bolton
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| 2 | distribution/amortization of debts |
esoft
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DR = Dati Redditometro
Hi Anthony, I got so curious about this that I called my accountant here! She said that DR refers to "Quadro Dati Redditometro". The debit figure from that gets carried forward and is listed as "debito da DR".
I don't know what you've used for "redditometro", which can be income assessment system or income assessment method. In any event, this refers to the debit figure carried forward from the income assessment line.
HTH!
Catherine
I don't know what you've used for "redditometro", which can be income assessment system or income assessment method. In any event, this refers to the debit figure carried forward from the income assessment line.
HTH!
Catherine
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esoft
: that's it !!!
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Thanks! Every so often those accountants come in handy! ;-)
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Comment: "wonderful! thank you so much. I too called my father in Italy, but he wasn't much help"
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distribution/amortization of debts
that's all I can think of right now - distribution in the sense of amortization. I could be going in the wrong direction though...
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Note added at 42 mins (2005-06-15 16:23:17 GMT)
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unless they mean DR to mean \"dare\" as in the \"g/l account\"? but why not simply say \"debito\" as in \"owed\"...
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Note added at 42 mins (2005-06-15 16:23:17 GMT)
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unless they mean DR to mean \"dare\" as in the \"g/l account\"? but why not simply say \"debito\" as in \"owed\"...
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