Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

ai termini spettanti voi per il deposito

English translation:

waving the time limits for filing the F.S. to which you are entitled

Added to glossary by Peter Waymel
May 30, 2013 18:03
11 yrs ago
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Italian term

ai termini spettanti voi per il deposito

Italian to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) financial statements
Per effetto della rinuncia da parte nostra ai termini di legge, nonche Vostra identica rinuncia ai termini a Voi spettanti per it deposito, lo stesso ci è stato comunicato oltre le scadenze previste, unitamente alla Relazione sulla gestione, e risulta redatto in conformity alla normativa prescritta dagli IAS/IFRS e dal D. Lgs. 127/91.

This is the notes to the financial statement, on the part of the board of auditors, confirming the proper compilation or creation of the consolidated financial statement. Here, they're informing the shareholder
'lo stesso' seems to me to refer to the subject of the preceding sentence, which is the financial statements, which the document here in question indicates was drawn up on Dec. 31, 2012, etc., by such and such a company. But I'm not understanding the waiver, or why it's no big deal - they just mention it without any apparent problem - that it was sent (communicato, I guess) to them after the deadline for turning it in for review, to the Board.

But my basic question is how to translate this 'per il deposito'? What terms belong by right to the shareholders, about what kind of deposit?

A bit confused about this. Thanks for any help.

Peter

Proposed translations

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waving the time limits for filing the F.S. to which you are entitled

it is the shareholders who have the right to inspect the financial statements before discussion in the General Assembly
as specified in art. 2429 of the Italian Civil Code
http://www.universocoop.it/codice/art_2429.html

i.e. duty of Bod as Jim says but right of shareholders
Peer comment(s):

agree James (Jim) Davis : Working round the clock, of course they are writing to the shareholders.
8 mins
thanks Jim, for once I had my full night sleep and crisp morning mind :)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Cristiana!"

Reference comments

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Reference:

Have a look at the link below..

http://www.isaonline.it/s/gestione/show-main-frame.inc.php?u...

which should take you to Art. 41 of the D.Lgs. mentioned in your source; this Article outlines how the financial statement should be "depositata" for a period so that shareholders can have an preview before final approval. This may be relevant to your query.
Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree CristianaC
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