Feb 1, 2000 11:15
24 yrs ago
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Dutch term
vrijval
Dutch to English
Bus/Financial
This is under "Depreciation" - Afschrijvingen: vrijval bijdragen van derden
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reversal or write back
Vrijval as in \"terugboeking\" is reversal or write back and then you can also have:
vrijval van een voorziening which is a release of a provision or reversal of a provision.
The verb vrijvallen can be translated as \"to release\" or \"to reverse\".
vrijval van een voorziening which is a release of a provision or reversal of a provision.
The verb vrijvallen can be translated as \"to release\" or \"to reverse\".
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31 mins
vrijval: could it be the name of the organization
Afschrijving here is to be translated by "amortization", not depreciation. Depreciation is used for tangible fixed assets, amortization for intangibles.
Maybe they mean the contributions to "vrijval", name of a magazine, organization ..?
Maybe they mean the contributions to "vrijval", name of a magazine, organization ..?
31 mins
vrijval: could it be the name of the organization
Afschrijving here is to be translated by "amortization", not depreciation. Depreciation is used for tangible fixed assets, amortization for intangibles.
Maybe they mean the contributions to "vrijval", name of a magazine, organization ..?
Maybe they mean the contributions to "vrijval", name of a magazine, organization ..?
7 hrs
liberation
I checked a few web sites using the keyword "vrijval". Vrijval is about synonimous to "vrijstelling"
12 hrs
release
vrijval in boekhoudkundige zin
14 hrs
reversal/release
vrijval (terugboeking) = reversal(of an entry)
vrijval van een voorziening = release/reversal of a provision
vrijval van een voorziening = release/reversal of a provision
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amortization
The context is unclear. If more text is provided we can get a clear picture.
May also mean: when the contributions from third parties are allocated or become due or are amortized or recorded as revenues or released.
May also mean: when the contributions from third parties are allocated or become due or are amortized or recorded as revenues or released.
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