Feb 25, 2002 13:52
22 yrs ago
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Spanish term
Cierre de balance
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
Econom�a
Curriculum. Es una de las tareas realizadas en el CV de una contadora.
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Ending balances/Closing balances/year-end balances
Ending or year-end balances would probably fit best.
Suerte!
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Note added at 2002-02-25 13:55:49 (GMT)
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Normally, el \'cierre de balance\' is done at the end of the fiscal year, so perhaps the better choice is year-end balance.
Suerte!
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Note added at 2002-02-25 13:55:49 (GMT)
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Normally, el \'cierre de balance\' is done at the end of the fiscal year, so perhaps the better choice is year-end balance.
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balance sheet closing
Hola, Ceci.
En el sitio de la referencia hay muchos ejemplos del uso de "closing" como actividad de cierre de distintas cuentas, impuestos, balances, etc.
HTH
Andrea
En el sitio de la referencia hay muchos ejemplos del uso de "closing" como actividad de cierre de distintas cuentas, impuestos, balances, etc.
HTH
Andrea
Reference:
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20 mins
to balance the books
which eliminates all questions or confusion as to time element (like yearly balance etc.)
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DTec
: to balance the accounts
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Loretta (Kulaga) Morris
: I agree with e-rich. Diccionario Comercial by Alejandro Frías-Sucre Giraud (Editorial Juventud,S.A.) lists cierre de balance as "to settle the books" - i.e. [balance]. No time period is mentioned.
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Year-end balance sheet / Closing balance sheet
Due to a lack of a time frame, I assume this is at fiscal year-end.
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Year end closing.
Así lo dicen en la Casa Matriz. Es lo que hace la contadora general a fin de cada ejercicio (fiscal year)
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