Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

減債積立金取崩額

English translation:

reversal [amount reversed] of sinking-fund reserve

Added to glossary by Troy Fowler
Feb 21, 2006 07:33
18 yrs ago
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Japanese term

減債積立金取崩額 (repost)

Japanese to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
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Original sentence:
資本的収支については、***円の資金不足となりましたが、前年度繰越工事資金、減債積立金取崩額や損益勘定留保資金などにより補てんしました。

Further definition from the client:
例の「前年度繰越工事資金、減債積立金取崩額や損益勘定留保資金等により補填しました」のところ、減債積立取崩額うんぬんは、債券償還準備金、つまり債権をかえすための準備金をくずして補てんする、という意味です。

I'm clueless on what this means. I was informed this is an original term used only by the client. Any help on how to render this in English?

Thank you for your assistance.

Proposed translations

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reversal [amount reversed] of sinking-fund reserve

In "Yahoo! 辞書" (http://dic.yahoo.co.jp/), which uses Shogakukan's Progressive Japanese-English Dictionary, "減債積立金" is defined as "a sinking-fund reserve". "取崩額" or "取り崩し額" is "amount revsersed" or, simply, "reversal", and the phrase would be "reversal [amount reversed] of sinking-fund reserve".
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amount raised by exhausting sinking fund reserve

just a guess
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27 mins

Amount of Breaking into the Sinking Fund Reserver

減債積立金は、Sinking Fund Reserverで良いと思います。
取崩し額は、Amount of Breaking into xxxxでしょう。

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Note added at 30 mins (2006-02-21 08:04:07 GMT)
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ReserverよりもReserveが良いので、小生の回答をAmount of Breaking into the Sinking Fund Reserveに変更します。
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6 hrs

reversal of sinking-fund provisions

取り崩し is usually referred to as "reversal" in accounting. 減債積立金 is "減債基金(sinking fund)の積立金(provisions)".



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Note added at 7 hrs (2006-02-21 14:48:43 GMT)
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Better explanation is provided at he following:
http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/05/053105.asp
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