May 5, 2021 15:32
3 yrs ago
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Spanish term

Si ha de hacer una Autoliquidación, vaya al trámite (followed by link)

FVA Spanish to English Bus/Financial Accounting Really not sure!
This is from a council wepage, there are a series of links for people to click for various procedures, and this is one of them. It doesn;t appear to be directly connected to anything else. Thanks in advance!
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Non-PRO (1): Yvonne Gallagher

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Proposed translations

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For payment settlements, clic on the following link

https://www.proz.com/kudoz/spanish-to-english/medical-genera...

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48 mins

Click here to self-assess your tax

Autoliquidación literally means self assessment, ie you work out how much you owe rather than them sending a bill.

La autoliquidación es la declaración de impuestos y cálculo del importe a pagar.
http://debitoor.es/glosario/definicion-autoliquidacion

I've found what appears to be Jane's text, and it's for paying your car tax.

It says "Si tiene el recibo de pago vigente puede pagar:" and then gives a list of payment options.

Then it tells you how to get a new bill if you've lost your existing bill or it's out of date.

And then it says:
Si ha de hacer una Autoliquidación, vaya al trámite [followed by the link]
La autoliquidación se ha de hacer:
Para la matriculación de un vehículo nuevo
Para el alta de vehículos que se encuentren en situación de baja temporal en Tráfico.

In other words, you're giving them new information that they don't know, so they haven't sent you a bill.
Peer comment(s):

agree neilmac
14 hrs
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Self-assessors need to switch to this link

Self-assessor: a term used not only Down Under in Oz, but also by the UK HMRC.

In descending order of CL - confidence level: 5-4-3.
Example sentence:

Oz: There are certain types of transactions that registered self assessors can and cannot self assess

UK: HMRC is allowing tax self-assessors to spread payments, with repayment set-up available online.

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6 hrs

If you need to make a self-assessment, please click here

Peer comment(s):

agree neilmac
8 hrs
neutral philgoddard : Perhaps you could explain how this is different from my answer, apart from being longer.
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