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1 general ledger classification code
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > general ledger classification code
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n1) кодекс, свод законов2)3) код; шифр
- account code
- activity code
- alphabetic code
- alphanumeric code
- antidumping code
- area code
- bank indentifier code
- bar code
- branch code
- cable code
- cipher code
- Civil Code
- classification code
- commercial code
- Commercial Code
- cost code
- country code
- cover type code
- credit general ledger code
- criminal code
- customs code
- distribution code
- enumerator code
- external ledger code
- general analysis code
- general ledger classification code
- geographic code
- group code
- highway code
- identifying code
- industrial code
- industry code
- institution code
- Internal Revenue Code
- international code
- International Code of Signals
- International rating code
- labour code
- land code
- letter code
- mailing code
- material code
- merchant marine code
- merchant shipping code
- occupation code
- occupational code
- officer code
- operation code
- order code
- patent code
- penal code
- personal code
- postal code
- product code
- project code
- rate code
- real general ledger code
- region code
- revenue code
- run code
- safety code
- security code
- sort code
- standard code
- tax code
- telegraphic code
- teletype code
- Uniform Commercial Code
- United Nations Code
- Uniform Traffic Code
- United States Code
- universal product code
- user code
- user identification code
- VAT code
- vendor code
- Code of Commercial Law
- code of conduct
- Code of Conduct on Technology Transfer
- code of ethics
- code of fair competition
- code of international conduct
- code of international law
- code of laws
- code of on-line trade
- code of practice
- crack the code of on-line trade
- draw a bar code
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