French term
PREL/SALAIRE
The whole item is:
Pai Prélev. No. PREL/SALAIRE
The amount for this item is debited from the account holder's account.
I have assumed this an abbreviation of "prélèvements sur salaire" = "DEDUCTIONS FROM SALARY"
especially as this comes straight after the item with the incoming salary payment.
Am I right?
5 +2 | deduction from salary/deduction at source/deduction from wages/salary deduction |
Robert Miki
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Non-PRO (1): Yvonne Gallagher
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Proposed translations
deduction from salary/deduction at source/deduction from wages/salary deduction
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Note added at 12 mins (2014-02-06 21:03:59 GMT)
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cf. Termium
Discussion
I would normally appear on a payslip, not on a bank statement.