Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Anlagennachweis
English translation:
record of assets / investments
Added to glossary by
Joanne Parker
Dec 28, 2003 14:30
20 yrs ago
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German term
Anlagennachweis
Non-PRO
German to English
Bus/Financial
Accounting term
This word appears as the header of a document, otherwise it is not used anywhere else in the text. The document itself refers to assets, so my question refers rather more to Nachweis: is this a report, evidence, statement, attestation etc?
Many thanks for clearing this one up for me,
Joanne
Many thanks for clearing this one up for me,
Joanne
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proof / records/ documentation
I think the tax inspectors want records showing that the fixed assets were actually purchased and how much they cost (i.e., that the company is not making fraudulent deductions).
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Note added at 3 hrs 9 mins (2003-12-28 17:40:22 GMT)
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Sorry, I skipped the hard part. How about this:
Substantiation of investments in plant, property and equipment
(They are really are investments, it\'s just investing in the company\'s infrastructure instead of investing in securities).
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Note added at 6 hrs 42 mins (2003-12-28 21:13:16 GMT)
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On second thought, if what follows is just a description of the company\'s assets, Glyn is probably right. It might be safest to say: Record of Investments in Plant, Property and Equipment (or Record of Investments in Fixed Assets)
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Note added at 3 hrs 9 mins (2003-12-28 17:40:22 GMT)
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Sorry, I skipped the hard part. How about this:
Substantiation of investments in plant, property and equipment
(They are really are investments, it\'s just investing in the company\'s infrastructure instead of investing in securities).
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Note added at 6 hrs 42 mins (2003-12-28 21:13:16 GMT)
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On second thought, if what follows is just a description of the company\'s assets, Glyn is probably right. It might be safest to say: Record of Investments in Plant, Property and Equipment (or Record of Investments in Fixed Assets)
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Glyn Haggett
: I don't think it means anything more than a simple record of the investments made.
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I'm pretty sure it has to be records that would be accepted by the tax inspectors, though (receipts, bank statements, vouchers, etc.)
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Mehmet Şahin (X)
: verification
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roneill
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Brandis (X)
: yes, document /ed / ary proof of assets
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Comment: "Great, thanks very much for all your help."
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certificate
i'd rather say certificate (of investment), but I'm not quite sure...;)))
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voucher (in the sense of *attestation*)
Given your subsequent explanation, I would go for this.
Glück Spass und frohes Neujahr :-)
Glück Spass und frohes Neujahr :-)
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certificate
it is to certify what is described in the document
1 day 23 hrs
Record of fixed assets (tangibles)
Statement of fixed assets is what it could be if an Appendix/Annex table to a set of accounts.
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