Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Allgemeine Auftragsbedingungen ...
English translation:
General terms and conditions
Added to glossary by
Shilpa Dawda
Jul 3, 2002 04:03
21 yrs ago
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German term
Allgemeine Auftragsbedingungen ...
German to English
Bus/Financial
... für Steuerberater, Steuerbevollmächtigte und Steuerberatungsgesellschaften.
How would zou saz it in American English, please _
How would zou saz it in American English, please _
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +5 | General terms and conditions | Shilpa Dawda |
4 | General conditions of contract | stefana |
4 | General contractual terms | Ted Wozniak |
4 | Standard terms of engagement | berelin |
3 | terms of reference | Eva Blanar |
Proposed translations
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36 mins
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General terms and conditions
or general contractual terms and conditions???
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10 mins
General conditions of contract
since Steuerberater etc. are most likely to be working on a contract basis
contract rather than assignment
contract rather than assignment
38 mins
General contractual terms
or general terms and conditions (of a/the contract) if payment and other terms are included in the general provisions.
1 hr
terms of reference
This is what I always heard from US-based consulting companies referring to the terms/conditions of their own assignment. It is true that this expression might apply only to tenders...
4 hrs
Standard terms of engagement
There's nothing wrong with the other suggestions but this is what I prefer to use when translating AGBs for lawyers, tax consultants etc.,
Its commonly used in the equivalent anglo-american contracts - see google) and is more appropriate to the on-going relationships which are often governed by such standard terms and retainers
HTH
Its commonly used in the equivalent anglo-american contracts - see google) and is more appropriate to the on-going relationships which are often governed by such standard terms and retainers
HTH
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