Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

Реквизиты

English translation:

bank details (реквизиты)

Added to glossary by Andrii Ishchenko
Nov 8, 2011 20:28
12 yrs ago
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Russian term

Реквизиты

Russian to English Bus/Financial Management business
An information sheet for a Russian business:

Реквизиты

Under that:

ИНН (followed by a bunch of numbers); КПП (followed by a bunch of numbers)

Do you know what's ИНН and КПП?

Under that:

Legal address
Physical address (or location?)
Change log

Nov 17, 2011 08:40: Andrii Ishchenko Created KOG entry

Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:

Non-PRO (1): MariyaN (X)

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Discussion

Sophia Lansky (asker) Nov 9, 2011:
Guys, this type of attitude will only discourage people, who want to ask a question, from doing so. Isn't the purpose of this forum to be a safe comfortable place where members can ask questions, without getting snide remarks? I'm sure you have better things to do than typing rude and condescending comments.
barking knit (X) Nov 9, 2011:
Michael Tovbin Nov 8, 2011:
למה אתה מתחיב לתרגם אם אתה לא יודע את הדברים הבסיסיים ביותר ברוסית
Amy Lesiewicz Nov 8, 2011:
Sosof, please limit each question to one question.
You can find инн and кпп on sokr.ru and multitran.ru

Proposed translations

+5
3 mins
Selected

bank details (реквизиты)

ИНН and КПП should be transliterated.
Note from asker:
Andriy, thank you very much. I decided to stick with my original translation which is "Bank information" and your answer reassured me. I would use either. Thanks again.
Peer comment(s):

agree Sergei Tumanov
19 mins
Tnx
agree Judith Hehir
28 mins
Tnx
neutral Michael Tovbin : не платежные или банковские реквизиты, а просто - реквизиты. Company information?/Не только для оплаты, но и для юридических действий - адрес, налоговые реквизиты и т. д. Для оплаты - платежные реквизиты.
35 mins
Возможно. Однако в большинстве договоров, которые я видел в оригинале (на английском языке), указывалось именно так.
agree MariyaN (X)
2 hrs
Tnx
agree Bakytbek
5 hrs
Tnx
agree cyhul
3 days 12 hrs
Tnx
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
-1
1 min

requisites

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Note added at 2 mins (2011-11-08 20:31:27 GMT)
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ИНН is personal tax reference number
КПП is tax registration reason code
Peer comment(s):

disagree Michael Tovbin : нет такого существительного в английском языке.//Набрал - российские, литовские, украинские банки. А, еще один из Армении. Не знаете, кто переводил?//В Мюллере?
1 hr
наберите в google фразу bank requisites и посмотрите на результаты. А потом спросите себя, зачем вы сказали такую глупость // в словарях тоже просто так это слово дано?
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-1
56 mins

bank address

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Peer comment(s):

disagree Michael Tovbin : А ИНН и КПП, конечно, - тоже часть адреса банка!
39 mins
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