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English translation: collective organisations

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Italian term or phrase:COMUNIONI
English translation:collective organisations
Entered by: Paul O'Brien

12:17 Apr 25, 2024
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / Chamber of commerce company
Italian term or phrase: COMUNIONI
DICHIARAZIONE PERVENUTA AL SISTEMA INFORMATIVO DELL'AGENZIA DELLE ENTRATE IN DATA xx/xx/xxxx
CERTIFICATO DI ATTRIBUZIONE DEL NUMERO DI PARTITA IVA E/O CODICE FISCALE TIPO SOGGETTO:
- ORGANIZZAZIONI SENZA PERSONALITA', ESCLUSE LE COMUNIONI

I haven't got the foggiest what they are on about. :-)
Paul O'Brien
Argentina
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collective organisations
Explanation:
Such as, political parties and trade unions. "senza personalità" means without legal personality or unincorporated/unrecognised.
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Alison Kennedy
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4collective organisations
Alison Kennedy
3unincorporated association
Adrian MM.
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Comunioni
Alfredo Tutino

  

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collective organisations


Explanation:
Such as, political parties and trade unions. "senza personalità" means without legal personality or unincorporated/unrecognised.

Alison Kennedy
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comunione
unincorporated association


Explanation:
ESCLUSE : excluding ...

I agree with unicorporated in the first answer and have extrapolated such to unincorporated associations that present a 'challenge' in the Anglo-Irish Law of Equity in terms of governance, winding-up, disappearance, distrib. of profits / appropriation of losses and succession.

I've discounted >

1.a corporation aggregate, namely a company, modern-day LLP / Limited Liability Partnership or a classical UK Limited Partnership of old e.g. of a husband-and-wife translation team (!) and that *is* a registrable corporate body vs.

2. a corporation sole like a bishop whose hallowed office continues, despite the death of the incumbent and, possibly,

3.. a body aggregate as a motley crew of indviduals, such as a general or ordinary (unlimited) partnership in Anglo-Am.-Irish law and that is *not* a corporate body.

Having mentioned that, I still can't see a Chamber of Commerce connection - rather corporate registration with a Company Agency > SISTEMA INFORMATIVO DELL'AGENZIA

Example sentence(s):
  • A corporation aggregate is a separate legal entity formed by several individual persons. The corporate aggregate has an existence which is separate from the persons comprising it. There are three types of corp. aggregate: chartered, statutory & registered
  • An 'unincorporated association' is an organisation set up through an agreement between a group of people who come together for a reason other than to make a profit (for example, a voluntary group or a sports club).

    Reference: http://www.proz.com/kudoz/italian-to-english/business-commer...
    Reference: http://www.proz.com/kudoz/italian-to-english/law-general/555...
Adrian MM.
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Reference: Comunioni

Reference information:
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comunione_(diritto)

You can find more info by googling for instance "comunione definizione legale"

For "senza personalità", check https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personalità_giuridica

Alfredo Tutino
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