Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
借方残高の債務
English translation:
obligation (indebtedness) recorded in debit balance
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cinefil
Dec 20, 2008 09:03
15 yrs ago
Japanese term
借方残高の債務
Japanese to English
Bus/Financial
Accounting
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Proposed translations
(English)
1 | obligation (indebtedness) recorded in debit balance | cinefil |
3 | Debit Balance Liability | Peter Bl |
2 | Debit balance amount / debit balance | Vakil |
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Aug 2, 2009 06:20: cinefil Created KOG entry
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obligation (indebtedness) recorded in debit balance
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Debit balance amount / debit balance
債務
account collectible // debit and credit // debt // debt owing // encumbrance《法律》〔不動産に付帯する〕 // indebtedness // liability for a debt // liability〔通例liabilities◆【用法】単数扱い〕 // obligation // obligatory duty // passive debt
Source: www.alc.co.jp
If an account has a debit balance then it owes money (to someone) because more money has been paid into it than has been drawn out...
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debits_and_credits
Considering the above, I think you can simply call this debit balance amount or debit balance...Although literal translation could be liability of a debit balance account, it is obvious that if an account has a debit balance then it owes money (to someone), which is nothing but a liabiliity on your balance sheet...Therefore I think literal translation would be superfluous here..
The following document gives a good overview of basic accounting procedures...
www.textbooksonline.tn.nic.in/Books/11/Acct-EM/ 1 Accountan...
account collectible // debit and credit // debt // debt owing // encumbrance《法律》〔不動産に付帯する〕 // indebtedness // liability for a debt // liability〔通例liabilities◆【用法】単数扱い〕 // obligation // obligatory duty // passive debt
Source: www.alc.co.jp
If an account has a debit balance then it owes money (to someone) because more money has been paid into it than has been drawn out...
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debits_and_credits
Considering the above, I think you can simply call this debit balance amount or debit balance...Although literal translation could be liability of a debit balance account, it is obvious that if an account has a debit balance then it owes money (to someone), which is nothing but a liabiliity on your balance sheet...Therefore I think literal translation would be superfluous here..
The following document gives a good overview of basic accounting procedures...
www.textbooksonline.tn.nic.in/Books/11/Acct-EM/ 1 Accountan...
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Debit Balance Liability
Debit Balance Liability
These one-line descriptions alone often appear as sub-sections of a broader classification in formal accounts (eg. B/S). The broader classification (eg. asset/liability class) gives the context.
These one-line descriptions alone often appear as sub-sections of a broader classification in formal accounts (eg. B/S). The broader classification (eg. asset/liability class) gives the context.
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