Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

B.I.C.

English translation:

enterprise with industrial and commercial income

Added to glossary by Mabel Garzón
Jul 22, 2007 15:25
17 yrs ago
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French term

B.I.C.

French to English Bus/Financial Law: Contract(s) Bail
- Si déficit : pas d’imputation sur le revenu global
Ces déficits non professionnels sont imputables sur les bénéfices provenant de l’ensemble des activités non professionnelles imposables dans la catégorie B.I.C., réalisés au cours de la même année et des 6 années suivantes (exemple : part de bénéfices d’une société de personnes revenant à un associé qui n’y exerce pas d’activité). Les amortissements non déduits sont réputés différés sans limitation de durée.
Change log

Jul 23, 2007 11:54: Mabel Garzón changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/30997">Mabel Garzón's</a> old entry - "B.I.C."" to ""enterprise with industrial and commercial income ""

Discussion

writeaway Jul 22, 2007:
I only posted the French page because it offers an explanation-never noticed it has an English version. Nice that someone did. Anyway, some French explanation is better than no reference at all.
B D Finch Jul 22, 2007:
Writeaway has done well to find a "bilingual" website. However, if you look at the English version, it is clearly a machine translation and not a very good one at that. Unfortunately their proposed English trans for BIC is not much use.
B D Finch Jul 22, 2007:
This is a category of business for tax purposes (bénéfice industriel et commercial). I don't think that there is an English equivalent, so it might be best just explained but untranslated.

Proposed translations

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enterprise with industrial and commercial income

Just a suggestion. I don't think there is an official term. See my comment above on the website found by writeaway.
Peer comment(s):

agree writeaway : this is a case where you keep the French term and don't translate at all. you just explain. Which is what the French ref I gave above does. I never noticed it had an English page. Native English refs are always best in any case.
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I absolutely agree and my suggestion is only by way of a concise English explanation.
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