Jun 10, 2011 08:40
12 yrs ago
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French term

déversé

French to English Bus/Financial Accounting description for software
Centres de coûts
Un centre de coût est alloué à une filiale ou bien peut-être partagé entre plusieurs filiales. Il existe 2 niveaux de hiérarchie. Un centre de coût peut être déversé totalement dans un centre de profit ou bien il peut être déversé dans les P&L vu ci dessus. Un collaborateur est systématiquement rattaché à un centre de coût.

Exemple de centre de coût :
Le département pré-presse d’une BU est un centre de coût qui vient :
Se déverser totalement dans le centre de profit activité pré-presse
Se répartir en fonction des time-sheet des collaborateurs du département sur les différents pôles organisationnels de la BU
Proposed translations (English)
4 charged
4 flow

Proposed translations

1 day 10 hrs
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charged

Can be charged to a profit centre/ divided between entities in the group or may go direct to one P&L (I&E) account.

It depends whether it has importance in defining profitability
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I never got an answer back about this, but your suggestion seems logical. "
4 hrs
French term (edited): être déversé

flow

For "être déversé" or "se déverser" – "flow [into]" or perhaps "be assigned [to]" or even "be allocated [to]"

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Note added at 2 days1 hr (2011-06-12 10:30:50 GMT)
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@ veratek – You're welcome, in any case.
Note from asker:
My understanding is that flow is incorrect, allocate is probably right, so a mixed suggestion. Thank you, in any case.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Jack Dunwell : CC your good reference shows "allocated" "Flow" is not right. I think your legal is great.
1 day 5 hrs
Thank you. You're right about the reference, which contains 12 occurrences of "allocate," allocating," "allocation," etc. :o
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Reference comments

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Reference:

profit centers and cost centers

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