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1 Unterlagen
Unterlagen fpl GEN records, supporting documents* * ** * *Unterlagen
data, information, papers, (Quellen) sources, references, (Urkunden) [supporting] documents, records, dossier;
• amtliche Unterlagen [official] papers;
• anerkannte Unterlagen approved vouchers;
• außerbetriebliche Unterlagen external data;
• einem Bericht beigefügte Unterlagen documents joined to a report;
• einer Bewerbung beigefügte Unterlagen personal data and testimonials;
• beizubringende Unterlagen documents required;
• buchungstechnische Unterlagen bookkeeping records;
• entsprechende Unterlagen pertinent data;
• finanzielle Unterlagen financial records;
• geschäftliche Unterlagen commercial documents;
• statistische Unterlagen statistical data;
• zur Verfügung stehende Unterlagen evidence available;
• technische Unterlagen technical data;
• urkundliche Unterlagen dossier;
• vertrauliche Unterlagen sensitive material;
• Unterlagen für die Festsetzung des Haushalts budget documents;
• Unterlagen einer Firma (Gesellschaft) records of a corporation (US);
• Unterlagen einer Kreditauskunftei rating book;
• Unterlagen für eine Sitzung documentation for a meeting;
• Unterlagen anfordern to ask for the documents;
• Unterlagen nach Zahlung einer Gebühr aushändigen to hand out the papers on payment of a fee;
• Unterlagen beibringen (beschaffen) to produce (procure, furnish) documents;
• Unterlagen durchnummerieren to page the documents;
• Unterlagen in elektronischer Form zum Abruf ins Internet [ein]stellen to publish documents in electronic form on the Internet for downloading;
• keine Unterlagen haben to have nothing to go upon;
• seinem Anwalt Unterlagen zuleiten to hand papers to one’s solicitor;
• Unterlagen zusammenstellen to compose documents;
• Unterlagenführung keeping of records, record keeping;
• Unterlagenprüfung voucher audit;
• Unterlagenverzeichnis voucher register.
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