Interpreters » Italy » Italian to German » Law/Patents » Law: Taxation & Customs

The Italian to German translators listed below specialize in the field of Law: Taxation & Customs. For more search fields, try an advanced search by clicking the link to the right.

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Peter Eckschmidt MD
Peter Eckschmidt MD
Native in German Native in German
italiano a tedesco, italienisch nach deutsch, english to german, siti web, scienze, editoriale, webseiten, website, medicine, Psychology, ...
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Carola Norcia
Carola Norcia
Native in Italian (Variants: Swiss , Standard-Italy) Native in Italian
interpreter, conference, rome, italian, english, german, spanish, deutsch, italienisch, englisch, ...
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Maria Franziska Dudle
Maria Franziska Dudle
Native in German Native in German
roaminginternational, precious, accuratly, fast, disponibility,
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Mag. Claudia Hölzenbein
Mag. Claudia Hölzenbein
Native in German Native in German
technical translations, legal translations, patent translations, German mother tongue translator, Italian into German translation, French into German translation, English into German translation, Russian into German translation, Specialized in Technical translation, Legal translation and Patent Translation, ...
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Francesca Berni
Francesca Berni
Native in Italian 
native italian, english, german, law, sworn and certified translator, building, automotive, computer, technical manuals, fashon, ...


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