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Guest Disco Stu
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I'm an accountant who is trying to translate a Spanish company's accounts into English. Most of it is easy enough but I'm stuck on one line.

In Spanish - "Fondos propios"

Per Google - "Own Bottoms"

Is that a weird Euro-financial concept or is there a better translation ?

:)

Guest jm012a9749
Posted
I'm an accountant who is trying to translate a Spanish company's accounts into English. Most of it is easy enough but I'm stuck on one line.

In Spanish - "Fondos propios"

Per Google - "Own Bottoms"

Is that a weird Euro-financial concept or is there a better translation ?

:)

its probably something similar to the google translation but when put into a contex it means something slightly different. what context is it in? just a column in a table or block of text?

Phil

Guest awarner (MVP)
Posted

Perhaps it's an insult and the first part of the sentence is "up ones" :)

Guest Disco Stu
Posted

It's the name of an account in the Creditors / Provisions / Liabilities / Capital section.

I've only got access to the abbreviated accounts unfortunately :)

Guest jm012a9749
Posted (edited)
It's the name of an account in the Creditors / Provisions / Liabilities / Capital section.

I've only got access to the abbreviated accounts unfortunately :D

not a clue then, sorry mate. just that sometimes you get stuff in spanish that translates literally to a load of crap but when put in context it means something slightly different that makes sense. possibly something to do with expenses? but thats just guessing :(

Phil

Isn't it Spanish for "Nokia"? ;)

Liabilities? I think I was right :D

:) but then agen mine survived several dunkings in orange juice and misc liquids..... and it still works no matter how much i mistreat it :P

Edited by jm012a9749
Guest Disco Stu
Posted
Liabilities? I think I was right :)

Hope you don't mind if I wait until we get a response from someone Spanish or American...

I don't want to ask my boss where to post the 'Nokia liability' amount to ! ;) :D

Guest Disco Stu
Posted

It does and it doesn't, if you see what I mean.

"Own Funds" is quite vague in accounting terms but I think I can fit it into a UK template from the gist of it. :)

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