limitkový účet

18:08 Nov 14, 2013 

I agree it sounds rather like a Czechism, but I see no reason for the name limitkový other than that the outflows are disbursement-restricted by amount over time, or purposes funded, i.e. funds released under stipulated conditions and the concept of a holdback account is essentially that. I agree with Stuart that this is some form of disbursement account, but if that was the entirety of the translation, a backtranslation would give výdajový účet, with no mention of limitkový. That makes it more specific, as a subtype. How about taking Jitka's Czech definition/formulation, and translating that as a "Disbursement (holdback) account"?
Some more useful links, maybe
http://web2.gov.mb.ca/laws/statutes/ccsm/h065e.php

http://www.realdealdocs.com/Search/Property - Real Estate/RE...

There is also the notion of a Restricted Disbursement in the context of purposed funding e.g. from educational donors. http://www.kent.edu/advancement/ksufoundation/upload/foundat...

17:34 Nov 14, 2013 

Fine by me. Thanks for the detailed feedback.

17:12 Nov 14, 2013 

To Hannah: many thanks but I believe this is a different case? To Stuart: I like your proposal but I know it is not about liking. To Václav: many many thanks for your time - all efforts appreciated!
Meantime I got two emails, one from an accounting and auditing specialist with English linguist skills, who has not encountered any English equivalent and believes the term is Czech-made slang. The other was from a ministerial official who is handling the term in the field on a daily basis but does not know any English, so o real outcome. To prevent wasting everyone's time, should we go on with "disbursement account"? I do not feel the account is to holdback any money; rather, the money is kept on this particular account just to make it clear how much has been spent by and how much still remains for the beneficiary. Any objections?

11:56 Nov 11, 2013 

Pokud je účet použit k vyplácení dotovanému subjektu ale samotný účet je pod patronátem zprotředkovatele (zde ministerstva), jde o tzv "holding escrow", a ve vysvětlujícím textu je zmíněn "holdback", což i jazykově odpovídá pojmu omezující podmínky= limitky. <br>


http://www.firstam.com/title/products/due-diligence/holding-...
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/holdback.html
http://www.cwilson.com/publications/construction/holdback-ac...

11:09 Nov 11, 2013 

ještě čekám na pár emailů odjinud... L.M.

06:07 Nov 5, 2013 

As noted by Jitka, it’s going to be some form of disbursement account (výdajový or čerpací účet):
“Disbursement Account – to hold initial payment of OP resources that the UDF receives from the MA or HF;”
http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/thefunds/instruments/doc...

17:52 Nov 4, 2013 

např. na http://cedr.mfcr.cz/Cedr3InfoProviders/CommonPages/Terminolo...
Částka uvolněná z finančního zdroje na dotaci či NFV
Součet jednotlivých částek, které byly postupně uvolňovány poskytovatelem dotace či NFV. Uvolňováním se rozumí vystavení limitky na příslušný výdajový účet finančního zdroje. Jedná se o částky, které nemusí být z finančního zdroje vyčerpány. Pokud je uvolňovaná částka převedena z výdajového účtu na účet peněžní instituce, potom se jedná současně o čerpanou částku.
Plus zde
http://www.mkcr.cz/media-a-audiovize/granty-a-dotace/

17:50 Nov 4, 2013