Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

al quale si fa rinvio per quanto non riportato

English translation:

which should be referred to for any matters not covered herein

Added to glossary by simon tanner
Dec 17, 2009 07:38
14 yrs ago
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Italian term

al quale si fa rinvio per quanto non riportato

Italian to English Bus/Financial Law: Taxation & Customs
Help! I don't understand what the last part of this phrase means.

Visto il processo verbale di constatazione redatto, il 10/10/2005, dalla Guardia di Finanza — Nucleo Polizia Tributaria di Torino, nei confronti della società “XXX srl”, ed al quale si fa rinvio per quanto non riportato in questa sede.

Are they saying that reference should be made to the "verbale di consatazione" for anything not reported in their (agenzia entrata) office ??

I really have no idea. Thanks in advance for any insight.
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Dec 24, 2009 07:52: simon tanner Created KOG entry

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Kelly Gill (asker) Dec 17, 2009:
questa sede for anything not reported herein (questa sede) maybe?

Proposed translations

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which should be referred to for any matters not covered herein

Agree with Patrick on the sense, but reckon it sounds more natural this way. All a matter of taste, though!
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Peer comment(s):

agree claudiocambon
2 hrs
thanks, Claudio
agree potra : Yes, personally I would prefer 'referenced' to 'referred to'
7 hrs
thanks, potra; yes, apart from anything else, it gets rid of a preposition, which is always a good thing!
agree Ivana UK
14 hrs
thanks, Ivana
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whereto reference is made for all that which has not been cited/quoted in this forum

Reference being made to the Processo verbale redatto by the GdF, for anything which the present forum (agency => Agenzia delle Entrate) has not mentioned in its documentation.
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reference to which should be made for anything not mentioned herein

Just thought I'd put some alternative wording out there.
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