Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Abschlussbilanz

English translation:

closing balance sheet

Added to glossary by Ted Wozniak
Apr 19, 2013 06:27
11 yrs ago
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German term

Anschlussbilanz

German to English Bus/Financial Law: Taxation & Customs Tax audit
This is in a a section called Angaben zur Bilanz

"Anschlussbilanz ist die StB zum XXXXX, die der Veranlagung für 2005 unverändert zugrunde gelegt wurde"

As the audit period starts with 2006, it appears they use 2005 as a baseline.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Proposed translations (English)
5 closing balance sheet
Change log

Aug 10, 2013 16:16: Ted Wozniak Created KOG entry

Discussion

Jennifer Buller (asker) Aug 9, 2013:
aBschlussbilanz the German should read ABSCHLUSSBILANZ (and not ANSCHLUSSBILANZ)
Jennifer Buller (asker) Apr 19, 2013:
lazy... I just didn't want to type in all the numbers of the date. It's 31-12-2005
Jennifer Buller (asker) Apr 19, 2013:
woops i first read does NOT make sense... sorry!
Ted Wozniak Apr 19, 2013:
What is XXXX? More info needed but its two sides of the same coin. The 2005 closing balance sheet becomes the 2006 opening balance sheet.

In any event, ANschlussbilanz is a very odd term and I expect it is a typo.
Jennifer Buller (asker) Apr 19, 2013:
opening balance sheet would be the right term then?
Ted Wozniak Apr 19, 2013:
In that case... Abschlussbilanz does make sense as the 2005 closing balance sheet (tax balance sheet) would be the opening balance sheet for the 2006-2009 assessment period.
Jennifer Buller (asker) Apr 19, 2013:
I don't think so.... Since the audit covers the years 2006-2009.
Ted Wozniak Apr 19, 2013:
Typo Could this be a typo of Abschlussbilanz?

Proposed translations

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German term (edited): Abschlussbilanz
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closing balance sheet

The closing balance sheet is the tax balance sheet as of XXXX (assuming XXXX is date), which was the same basis for the 2005 assessment.
Note from asker:
Thank you, Ted!
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