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| comp., MS |
annuler m (To remove a debt that will not be paid by a party) |
| econ. |
amortissement m |
| econ., fin., environ. |
écriture d'annulation |
| fin. |
passer en perte; passation par profits et pertes; amortir m; passer |
| transp., polit. |
retrait de circulation; radiation f |
| UN, account. |
passer par profits et pertes |
| UN, tech. |
passer par pertes et profits |
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| econ., fin., environ. |
écriture d'annulation |
| fin. |
abandon de créances; passage en perte |
| fin., industr. |
abandon de créance |
| IMF. |
valeur non encaissable passée par pertes et profits |
| market. |
compte radié; radiation f |
| mil., logist. |
réforme f |
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| econ., fin., tax. |
mise en non-valeur |
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write-off Accounting procedure that is used when an asset is uncollectible and is therefore charged-off as a loss ['raɪtɔf] | |
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| environ. |
écriture d'annulation |
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| environ. |
régularisation d'écritures |
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| IMF. |
passer en charges |
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| law |
régularisation d'écritures |
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| English thesaurus |
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| mil., logist. |
All administrative and technical operations necessary to get an equipment out of the inventory. 2. Status of a soldier declared unfit for service, temporarily or permanently, because of a disability or a disease. (FRA) |