Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
à boca do cofre
English translation:
on time / within payment deadline
Added to glossary by
P Forgas
Jan 17, 2002 21:33
22 yrs ago
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Portuguese term
Elisa Capelão (X)
à boca do cofre
Portuguese to English
Bus/Financial
tax contribution
contribuição a pagar no prazo de cobrança à boca do cofre
importância a pagar fora do prazo de cobrança à boca do cofre
treasury??
I undestand the meaning but would like to hear any suggestions as to the best way of putting it in English..
Any help greatly appreciated!
importância a pagar fora do prazo de cobrança à boca do cofre
treasury??
I undestand the meaning but would like to hear any suggestions as to the best way of putting it in English..
Any help greatly appreciated!
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 | by the due date / on time |
P Forgas
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| 4 | cash |
Paulo Ferraretto
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Proposed translations
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by the due date / on time
Payments must be received by the due date to be considered on time
http://onestop.umn.edu/Finances/summer-2001.html
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Comment: "Many thanks. Unfortun. your ref. link doesn't seem to be available. But I managed to confirm somewhere else that in fact all it seems to mean is like you said "on time".
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COBRANÇA DITA À BOCA DO COFRE[14], ou seja, aquela que se opera no prazo legal e normalmente previsto para a arrecadação de um imposto ( cfr. art.s 84º e 85º n.º 1 e 2 do CPPT ), e que, por consequência, abrange somente a prestação tributária liquidada ( nunca juros de mora, pois o contribuinte não se encontra em mora debitoris );
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Paulo Ferraretto
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Technical translations
Native in: Portuguese 
Works in: English to Portuguese, Portuguese to English
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cash
Cash payment as opposed to credit; directly from debtor to creditor, with no agents or brokers as intermediaries.
Idiom, American English - cash on the barrelhead: money that is paid immediately when something is bought.
Idiom, American English - cash on the barrelhead: money that is paid immediately when something is bought.
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