Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

valutajaar

English translation:

financial year

Added to glossary by DermotMahon
Mar 2, 2006 10:15
18 yrs ago
Dutch term

valutajaar

Dutch to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
as in 'DE waarde In het economisch verkeer op 1 januari van het valutajaar'
Proposed translations (English)
4 +4 financial year
3 value year
2 currency year

Proposed translations

+4
16 mins
Selected

financial year

usually fiscaal jaar

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Note added at 41 mins (2006-03-02 10:56:44 GMT)
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compare reference below siilar to context given

Belastingherziening: handleiding en series vragen en antwoorden ...... DE waarde In het economisch verkeer op 1 januari van het valutajaar (is gelijk AAN 31 december van het daaraan voorafgaande jaar) € 180.000,- bedraagt. ...
www.fiscaaltotaal.nl/content/ nieuws/2001/aspx/N121001-1547_integraal.aspx
Peer comment(s):

agree D.K. Tannwitz
1 hr
Thanks, W. (:-{)>
agree Stefan de Boeck (X) : valutadag: dag waarop de waarde wordt ingeboekt; valutajaar...
1 hr
Thanks, (:-{)>
agree Siobhan Schoonhoff-Reilly
2 hrs
Thanks, Siobhan (:-{)>
agree Dennis Seine
6 hrs
Thanks, Dennis (:-{)>
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19 mins

value year

First thought
Peer comment(s):

neutral Dave Calderhead : doesn't make any sense. In taxation context would be the tax authority's financial year
26 mins
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34 mins

currency year

I've never come across this term before, but valauta is currency as far as I know. More context would be useful.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Dave Calderhead : but when does one talk about a currency year in tax or bookkeeping context? Foreign exchange rates are taken as at balance sheet date [fianncial year-end] or transaction date, depending on item concerned. Currency year does not exist in this context.
12 mins
presumably when valuing foreign currency values in a balance sheet, Dave, that's why more context would be useful. Financial year is usually referred to as 'boekjaar' I think
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