Traduction de «Section de la comptabilité » (Français → Anglais) :

Accounts Section

Accounting and Control Section

Accounting and Statements Section

Accounting Section

standardised accounting system [ national accounting system of the United Nations | national standard accounting system | standardisation of accounts | standardised accounting plan | standardized accounting system ]

Finance and Accounts Section

accounting system [ accounting plan ]

European accounting system [ ESA | European system of accounts | European system of integrated economic accounts | European system of national and regional accounts | European system of national and regional accounts in the European Union ]

cash accounting | cash basis accounting | cash basis of accounting

accounting technician | book-keeping clerk | bookkeeper | general bookkeeper

The only thing I could say is that you're probably reading the section that's on an accrual basis, that shows that even if you invest, for example, $50 million this year, the depreciation would be close to $1 million this year only.

If I could try to make it more meaningful for you to understand the basic components, we'd be looking at accrual accounting and budgeting concepts, at the estimates and basically how we could have a better understanding of what the estimates are all about and sharing that, then the same thing with the public accounts and making a linkage between the budget, the estimates, and the public accounts, then looking at the impacts of full accrual accounting on the public accounts—I think a lot of individuals are not fully aware of the implications of that kind of linkage—the impacts of full accrual accounting at the departmental level, and then trying to bring it home in terms of the impacts of accrual budgeting on the estimates ...[+++]and appropriations.

5. Recalls that under the Own Resources Regulation Member States are obliged to enter duties established in the A account and make them available to the Commission in the second month following the month in which the entitlement was established, less collection costs; notes that, as an exception, Member States may enter duties which remain unpaid, unsecured or under appeal in the B account; is worried by the Court's finding that in Germany, Spain, France, Belgium and Hungary duties on non-completed transits were entered in the B accounts although they were covered by guarantees; notes that in some Member States, administrative practic ...[+++]e with regard to the B accounts is questionable;

5. Recalls that Member States are obliged under the own resources Regulation to enter duties established in the A account and make them available to the Commission in the second month following the month in which the entitlement was established, less collection costs; notes that, as an exception, Member States may enter duties which remain unpaid, unsecured or under appeal in the B account; is worried by the Court's finding that in Germany, Spain, France, Belgium and Hungary duties on non-completed transits were entered in the B accounts although they were covered by guarantees; notes that in some Member States, administrative practic ...[+++]e with regard to the B accounts is questionable;