Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

Renvois

English translation:

note:

Added to glossary by nweatherdon
Dec 11, 2012 23:40
12 yrs ago
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French term

Renvois

French to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) annual financial accounts
Appears 6 times in the annual financial accounts. In one case, it almost appears as though I can use "footnote", as I found in another Kudoz entry. However, the remaining cases are clearly entries on the books.

For assets, RENVOIS includes: (1) Dont droit au bail, (2) Part a moins d'un an des immobilisations financieres nettes, (3) Part a plus d'un an

For liabilities, RENVOIS includes: (1) Écart de réévaluation incorporé au capital; (2) Dont: Réserve spéciale de réévaluation (1959); Écart de réévaluation libre; Réserve de réévaluation (1976); (3) Dont réserve spéciale des plus-values a long term; (4) Dettes et produits constatés d'avances a moins d'un an; (5) Dont concours bancaires courants, et soldes créditeurs de banques et CCP.

For the income statement, RENVOIS has lots of entries.

For maturities of assets, RENVOIS is in both assets and liabilities, and covers various loans, whether ongoing, incoming, and whether paid.


It seems elementary, but non of the options I've been looking at appear to be right.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +1 note:
2 cross-reference
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Discussion

nweatherdon (asker) Dec 12, 2012:
I should have mentioned that this is on the balance sheet itself. So you'd have, in the one case, a table where half of it is described by a box saying RENVOIS, and then a list of many significant elements of that table are included as elements of RENVOIS. The other elements of the table at the same level as RENVOIS are PRODUITS and CHARGES used to calculate income. I guess is seems a little odd to call it NOTE if it's have the table, but I suppose it certainly appears to make sense.

Proposed translations

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note:

I would think "note" followed by a colon weould fit every use of the word, unless I am missing something here

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Note added at 1 hr (2012-12-12 01:03:51 GMT)
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Notes to accounts - Moneyterms: Investment/finance glossary ...
Notes to accounts. The notes to the accounts are a series of notes that are referred to in the main body of the financial statements. The notes give further details ...
moneyterms.co.uk/notes-to-accounts
Note from asker:
I should have mentioned that this is on the balance sheet itself. So you'd have, in the one case, a table where half of it is described by a box saying NOTE, and the a list of many significant elements of that table
Peer comment(s):

agree Timothy Rake
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks :) "
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French term (edited): renvoi

cross-reference

I think I saw this a few years ago, when some items were carried forward from one page to another... but I can't find the reference, so I can't be sure; thus low confidence. :o
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