Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

"crédito gravado"

English translation:

"encumbered credit"

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Jul 28, 2009 16:13
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Spanish term

"crédito gravado"

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Accounting
Al 31 de enero de 2007, le adeudaba a su tío Pepe, CUIT XXXX, la suma de $ XXXX, suma ésta que se ha corroborado (y) figura en la declaración jurada del impuesto sobre los bienes personales de éste último, como un **crédito gravado**.

Thanks!
Claudia
Proposed translations (English)
4 "encumbered credit"

Discussion

neilmac Jul 29, 2009:
is a fine option, I merely suggested "encumbered" because the exact type of "encumbrance" (purpose of the document) is not clear from the text. "taxable credit" sounds like a perfectly good plain-speaking version, as long as the text is referring to taxation...
neilmac Jul 29, 2009:
Taxable credit
claudia bagnardi (asker) Jul 28, 2009:
What do you think about "taxable credit" in this context?

Proposed translations

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"encumbered credit"

Direct translation.
encumbered = owned by one party but subject to another party's valid claim.

gravar 1 vt a (con un impuesto): estos productos serán gravados con un impuesto especial a special tax will be levied on these products;
gravar los ingresos de las personas to tax people’s income
b ‹ casa/tierras ›: la casa está gravada con una hipoteca the house is mortgaged, there is a mortgage on the house; las cargas que gravan la propiedad the encumbrances o charges on the property


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Note added at 17 hrs (2009-07-29 09:27:09 GMT)
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= TAXABLE CREDIT. "Encumbrance is just a cumbersome partial synonym of tax/levy/duty/ etc...

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Note added at 17 hrs (2009-07-29 09:30:30 GMT)
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It appears that A has been taxed (is is liable to be) on the amount lent/borrowed by/to B...
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