non immobilizzate

English translation: current

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Italian term or phrase: non immobilizzate
English translation:current
Entered by: volgil

20:34 Jul 13, 2015
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / Financial statement items
Italian term or phrase: non immobilizzate
Hi, this is an item in a financial statement:
Altre partecipazioni non immobilizzate Azioni proprie non immobilizzate - does the 'non immobilizzate' translate as non-fixed/non current?
Thanks for any help
volgil
Local time: 09:15
current
Explanation:
The Italian concept of "not fixed" or worse "not non-current" is never used in English (except in poor translation). Often the idea is the "current portion of a long-term liability" the part of a loan that is repayable this year.
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James (Jim) Davis
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We've had this before
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current


Explanation:
The Italian concept of "not fixed" or worse "not non-current" is never used in English (except in poor translation). Often the idea is the "current portion of a long-term liability" the part of a loan that is repayable this year.

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Reference: We've had this before

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...though the wrong answer was chosen in my opinion. It means current or not capitalized.


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