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101 Finanzschwierigkeiten
Finanzschwierigkeiten
pecuniary difficulties;
• Finanzsektor financial field;
• für den gesamten Finanzsektor mit dem Schwerpunkt langfristiger Vorausplanungen verantwortlich sein to run the complete financial function with emphasis on long-term financial planning;
• Finanzskandal financial scandal;
• Finanzsoftware financial software;
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102 Finanzskandal
Finanzskandal
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103 Schwarzfahrer
Schwarzfahrer
deadhead, joy-rider (coll.), pirate (Br. coll.);
• Schwarzfahrt joy ride (riding) (coll.);
• Schwarzgeldaffäre slush-fund scandal;
• Schwarzgeldkonto black-money account;
• Schwarzhandel clandestine (underhand) trade, trafficking, black-market operations, (in Devisen) black bourse;
• im Schwarzhandel on the black market;
• Schwarzhändler blacketeer, black marketeer, black-market operator, profiteer, clandestine (illicit) trader, interloper, trafficker, spiv (Br.);
• sich als Schwarzhändler betätigen to operate the black market, to black-marketeer;
• Schwarzhändlertyp barrow boy (Br.);
• Schwarzhörer radio (wireless) pirate;
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104 Schwarzgeldaffäre
Schwarzgeldaffäre
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105 Spesengelder
Spesengelder
subsistence expenses;
• Spesenkonto expense (sundries, cost, imprest, Br., drawing) account;
• auf das Spesenkonto gehen to go on expenditure (expense) account;
• zulasten des Spesenkontos verreisen to travel on expense account;
• Spesenkontrolle expense control;
• Spesennachnahme charges to be collected, collection of charges, carriage (charges, Br.) forward;
• Spesennachweisbuch travel and entertainment diary;
• Spesennote charges note;
• Spesenposten expense item;
• Spesenposten genehmigen to pass an item of expenditure;
• Spesenrechnung expense account (bill, sheet), note of expenses (Br.), scandal sheet (sl.);
• doppelte Spesenrechnung dual billing;
• Spesenreisender, Spesenritter expense-account travel(l)er;
• Spesenrichtlinien expense-account rules, rules on expense-account spending;
• Spesenrückerstattung expense-report reimbursement;
• höchst zulässiger Spesensatz expenditure (cost) rate;
• Spesentabelle schedule of expenses;
• Spesentarif schedule of fees;
• Spesenumlegung apportionment of costs;
• Spesenvergütung reimbursement of expenses incurred, reimbursement charges;
• Spesenvorschuss advance on costs (expenses), advanced expenses, imprest [fund] (Br.), expense prepayment;
• Spesenwirtschaft im Auge haben to keep tabs on the expenses;
• Spesenzettel cost record, expense voucher;
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106 Spesenrechnung
Spesenrechnung f GEN, LOGIS, IMP/EXP account of charges* * *Spesenrechnung
expense account (bill, sheet), note of expenses (Br.), scandal sheet (sl.) -
107 Steuersenkungsantrag
Steuersenkungsantrag
tax-cut proposal;
• Steuersenkungszusicherung pledge to cut taxes;
• Steuersituation tax position;
• Steuersitz taxable situs;
• Steuerskala scale of taxation, tax scale;
• Steuerskandal tax scandal;
• Steuersoll tax due (liability);
• Steuerstaffelung graduated taxation;
• Steuerstatus tax status (statement);
• Steuerstempel revenue (inland-revenue, Br.) stamp;
• Steuerstrafe tax (fiscal) penalty, surcharge, fine;
• Steuerstrafsatz tax penalty rate;
• Steuerstraftat tax offence;
• Steuerstreik taxpayer’s strike, civil disobedience;
• Steuerstreitfrage tax argument (dispute);
• Steuerstruktur tax structure;
• harmonisierte Steuerstrukturen (EU) harmonised tax structures;
• Steuerstufe tax bracket;
• höchste Steuerstufe top bracket;
• in einer höheren Steuerstufe sein to be in the higher income brackets;
• Steuerstundung tax deferment (-deferral, US);
• Steuerstundungserfordernisse deferred tax needs;
• Steuersubjekt subject for taxation, taxing unit;
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108 Steuerskandal
Steuerskandal
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109 Wechselsekunda
Wechselsekunda
second [of exchange];
• Wechselsendung remittance of a bill;
• Wechselserie set of bills of exchange;
• Wechselskandal note scandal;
• Wechselspekulant bill jobber (Br.);
• Wechselspekulation jobbing in bills of exchange (Br.), bill jobbing (Br.);
• Wechselspesen discount expenses (US), bill charges;
• Wechselstelle [money] exchange;
• Wechselstempel bill stamp;
• Wechselsteuer stamp duty (tax);
• Wechselstreuung (Anzeigen) staggered schedule;
• Wechselstube currency exchange, dealing room;
• Wechselsumme value;
• Wechseltabelle dealing table;
• Wechseltext wording of a draft (bill);
• Wechseltrassierung drawing (issue) of a bill of exchange;
• Wechselüberweisung bill remittance;
• Wechselumlauf bills in circulation, circulation of bills, outstanding notes;
• Wechselunterschrift signature on a bill;
• Wechselvaluta exchange standard;
• Wechselverbindlichkeiten bills (notes) payable (US);
• Wechselverbundener acceptor;
• Wechselverfall maturity of a bill;
• Wechselverfallbuch bill (bills payable, US) book, bills payable journal (US), maturity tickler, bills discounted ledger (register, US);
• Wechselverfalltag maturity date;
• Wechselverjährung prescription of a bill of exchange;
• Wechselverkehr bill transactions;
• Wechselverlängerung renewal (prolongation) of a bill;
• notarieller Wechselvermerk über erfolglose Wechselvorlage noting of a bill;
• Wechselverpflichteter party to a bill of exchange, person liable on a bill, bill debtor;
• unmittelbar Wechselverpflichteter party primarily liable;
• Wechselverpflichtung endorser’s liability;
• Wechselverpflichtungen liabilities on bills, (Bilanz) bills (notes) payable (US);
• Wechselverpflichtungen gegenüber Banken notes due to banks;
• Wechselverrechnungssystem note-paying system;
• Wechselvordruck bill form;
• Wechselvorgänger prior party to a bill;
• Wechselvorlage presentment of a bill;
• besondere Wechselvorlage special presentation;
• rechtsgültige Wechselvorlage good presentment;
• Wechselvormann prior party to a bill;
• Wechselwirkung reciprocation, interplay;
• Wechselwirkungsschaden interdependency loss;
• Wechselwirtschaft (Landwirtschaft) alternate (convertible) husbandry, shift (rotation) of crops;
• Wechselwirtschaft [be]treiben to practise rotation on a field, to rotate (alternate) crops;
• Wechselwucher bill usury;
• Wechselzahlung payment by bill of exchange;
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110 Wechselskandal
Wechselskandal
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111 schwer wiegender Börsenskandal
schwer wiegender Börsenskandal
grave scandal on the stock exchangeBusiness german-english dictionary > schwer wiegender Börsenskandal
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112 skandalträchtig
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113 skandalumwittert
skandalumwittert
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114 Schande
Schande f shame; scandal -
115 Affäre
Af·fä·re <-, -n> [aʼfɛ:rə] f2) ( Liebesabenteuer) [love] affair;eine \Affäre haben to have an affairin eine \Affäre verwickelt sein to be involved [or mixed up] in an affairWENDUNGEN:keine [große] \Affäre sein to be no big deal ( fam) -
116 ausgewachsen
aus·ge·wach·sen adj1) ( voll entwickelt) fully grownein \ausgewachsener Skandal a full-blown scandal -
117 Bettgeschichte
Bett·ge·schich·te f1) ( sexuelles Verhältnis) [love] affair -
118 Bogen
in hohem \Bogen in a high arc;einen \Bogen fahren to execute a turn;einen \Bogen machen to curve [round]2) ( Blatt Papier) sheet [of paper]3) ( Schusswaffe) bow;Pfeil und \Bogen bow and arrow[s pl];ein Meister des \Bogens a master archer;den \Bogen spannen to draw the bow4) mus bow5) archit archWENDUNGEN:nach dem Skandal flog er im hohen \Bogen aus der Firma he was thrown out on his ear [or chucked out]; [or sent flying] after the scandal;einen [großen] \Bogen um jdn/etw machen to steer [well] clear of sb/sth;den \Bogen °überspannen to overstep the mark, to go too far -
119 Einbuße
Ein·bu·ße floss;[mit etw] \Einbußen erleiden to suffer [or sustain] losses [on sth];der Skandal hat seinem Ansehen schwere \Einbuße getan he lost a lot of respect because of the scandal -
120 handfest
hand·fest adj1) ( deftig) substantial;etwas H\handfestes something substantial;ich bestelle mir etwas H\handfesteres als einen Salat I'm ordering something more substantial than a salad2) ( robust) sturdy;etwas H\handfestes something well-built3) ( ordentlich) proper, real;die Affäre wuchs sich zu einem \handfesten Skandal aus the affair turned into a full-blown scandal4) ( hieb- und stichfest) well-founded;ich hoffe, Sie haben \handfeste Beweise für Ihre Behauptung I hope you've got solid proof for your allegation
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