Traduction de «Concordare i conti » (Italien → Anglais) :

to agree accounts | to clear the accounts | to close the accounts | to reconcile accounts | to square accounts

European Court of Auditors [ Court of Auditors of the European Communities | Court of Auditors of the European Union | ECA [acronym] EC Court of Auditors ]

member of the Court of Auditors (EU) [ member of the EC Court of Auditors ]

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 ]

audit

conduct account allocation | perform accounts allocation | perform account allocation | perform allocation of accounts

resolve account allocation cases | resolve difficult account allocation case | resolve difficult account allocation cases | resolving difficult account allocation cases

advise account types | recommend bank product | advise bank product | advise on bank account

The Commission was not able to reconcile the quantities, values and related costs of certain raw material purchased to the accounts of the company, as the company failed to report these costs in the purchase listings of the raw materials that it submitted to the Commission in its replies to the questionnaire and deficiency letter.

119. Takes note of the Court of Auditors' approach which for the first time included cross compliance infringements in the calculation of the error rate as ‘cross- compliance obligations are substantive legal requirements that must be met by all recipients of direct aid and are the basic and in many cases the only conditions to be respected in order to justify the payments of full amount of direct payments’ ; asks the Court of Auditors in this context to further explain and justify its changes of methodology; calls on the Commission and the Court of Auditors to agree on a consistent methodology with a view to rendering the yearly budge ...[+++]t implementation figures more comparable;

115. Takes note of the Court of Auditors' approach which for the first time included cross compliance infringements in the calculation of the error rate as "cross- compliance obligations are substantive legal requirements that must be met by all recipients of direct aid and are the basic and in many cases the only conditions to be respected in order to justify the payments of full amount of direct payments"; asks the Court of Auditors in this context to further explain and justify its changes of methodology; calls on the Commission and the Court of Auditors to agree on a consistent methodology with a view to rendering the yearly budget ...[+++] implementation figures more comparable;

13. Recalls that in point 35 of its Special Report No 2/2007 concerning the Institutions' expenditure on buildings, the Court of Auditors commented as follows on the financing arrangements for the building of the extension to the ECJ in Luxembourg: '(...) the Court of Justice was not involved in the tender and the detailed negotiation of the contract - whose clauses and options it did not agree in advance - and it is not signatory to the financing contracts even though it will have to bear the financial costs (e.g. interest rates, man ...[+++]agement charges).