Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
U.off. offl. § 1
English translation:
Exempt from public disclosure, see Freedom of Information Act Section 1
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Charlesp
Nov 22, 2013 06:54
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Norwegian term
U.off. offl. § 1, sktbl § 3-2
Norwegian to English
Bus/Financial
Law: Taxation & Customs
This is related to a tax assessment
"U.off. offl." "sktbl." apparently refers to Norwegian tax legislation.
"U.off. offl." "sktbl." apparently refers to Norwegian tax legislation.
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | Exempt from public disclosure, cf. Freedom of Information Act Section 1, |
jeffrey engberg
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Proposed translations
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Exempt from public disclosure, cf. Freedom of Information Act Section 1,
(U.off., untatt offentlighet) Exempt from public disclosure
(offl., offentlighetsloven) Freedom of Information Act / Public Access to Information
Another statute/act that comes up often in the same context:
(fvl. Lov om behandlingsmåten i forvaltningssaker / forvaltningsloven) Public Administration Act
(sktbl. skattebetalingsloven) The Tax Payment Act
(offl., offentlighetsloven) Freedom of Information Act / Public Access to Information
Another statute/act that comes up often in the same context:
(fvl. Lov om behandlingsmåten i forvaltningssaker / forvaltningsloven) Public Administration Act
(sktbl. skattebetalingsloven) The Tax Payment Act
Note from asker:
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Discussion
Try googling using the word kudoz (U.off. offl. kudoz) and you get
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/norwegian_to_english/medical:_phar...
adding the word kudoz or sometime proz to the search box often helps. works for me!
And thanks Jeffrey for the comment; I searched but didn't find. (Kudoz term search doesn't always turn up entries in there).
I will quash the question.
Thanks again for your help!
Unntatt offentlighet etter Offentlighetsloven § 1, Skattebetalingsloven § 3-2
I guess you can translate it yourself, and as Jeffrey says, there are examples in earlier KudoZ-entries.