N/C (here)

English translation: nota de crédito > credit note

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Spanish term or phrase:N/C (here)
English translation:nota de crédito > credit note
Entered by: Charles Davis

12:01 Aug 13, 2019
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Law: Taxation & Customs / Withholdings at source
Spanish term or phrase: N/C (here)
This appears in an alphabetical list of conditions for tax withholdings. The country in question may be Ecuador or possibly Colombia or, indeed, other Latin American countries. I don't really know. "N/C" is obviously something commonly used and well known, or else one assumes they would define it. However, I'm stumped.


"N/C a inst. estado y empr. públicas que percibe ingreso exento de imp. renta"
neilmac
Spain
Local time: 07:27
nota de crédito > credit note
Explanation:
From Ecuador. The following doc. doesn't define it but matches your source and shows it's feminine, which is something:

"Para aquellos contribuyentes autorizados a imprimir sus comprobantes de venta en sistemas computarizados, se debe ingresar el número de autorización otorgado por el SRI, para este efecto. En este caso, debe ingresar la autorización del comprobante modificado por la N/C o N/D."
"N/C A Inst. Estado y Empr. Públicas que percibe ingreso exento de Imp. Renta"
http://descargas.sri.gob.ec/download/anexos/ats/FICHA_TECNIC...

But this next one fits, I think:

"USO DE NOTAS DE CREDITO
[...]
Mayo 31.-el cliente nos devuelve 20 artículos de la venta de la F/001-001-0001501. Emitimos la N/C 001-001-0000050 por $200.00 + IVA total $224.00. Veamos ahora el efecto sobre nuestro impuesto a la renta:"
http://bas.ec/documentos/26 USO DE NOTAS DE CREDITO.pdf

So N/D must be nota de débito, I think.

"Anulación de comprobantes electrónicos
[...]
La anulación de comprobantes electrónicos aplica para facturas comprobantes de retención, notas de crédito, notas de débito y guías de remisión." (p. 12)
https://www.sri.gob.ec/DocumentosAlfrescoPortlet/descargar/c...

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Note added at 1 hr (2019-08-13 13:13:28 GMT)
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I know what you mean, but nothing came to my mind :-)
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Charles Davis
Spain
Local time: 07:27
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nota de crédito > credit note


Explanation:
From Ecuador. The following doc. doesn't define it but matches your source and shows it's feminine, which is something:

"Para aquellos contribuyentes autorizados a imprimir sus comprobantes de venta en sistemas computarizados, se debe ingresar el número de autorización otorgado por el SRI, para este efecto. En este caso, debe ingresar la autorización del comprobante modificado por la N/C o N/D."
"N/C A Inst. Estado y Empr. Públicas que percibe ingreso exento de Imp. Renta"
http://descargas.sri.gob.ec/download/anexos/ats/FICHA_TECNIC...

But this next one fits, I think:

"USO DE NOTAS DE CREDITO
[...]
Mayo 31.-el cliente nos devuelve 20 artículos de la venta de la F/001-001-0001501. Emitimos la N/C 001-001-0000050 por $200.00 + IVA total $224.00. Veamos ahora el efecto sobre nuestro impuesto a la renta:"
http://bas.ec/documentos/26 USO DE NOTAS DE CREDITO.pdf

So N/D must be nota de débito, I think.

"Anulación de comprobantes electrónicos
[...]
La anulación de comprobantes electrónicos aplica para facturas comprobantes de retención, notas de crédito, notas de débito y guías de remisión." (p. 12)
https://www.sri.gob.ec/DocumentosAlfrescoPortlet/descargar/c...

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Note added at 1 hr (2019-08-13 13:13:28 GMT)
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I know what you mean, but nothing came to my mind :-)

Charles Davis
Spain
Local time: 07:27
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 124
Grading comment
Cheers.
Notes to answerer
Asker: Seems obvious now in hindsight. Thanks for the help!


Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Adrian MM.
4 hrs
  -> Thanks again, Adrian!

agree  Joshua Parker: Can't see it being anything else, particularly as you also have "N/D".
8 hrs
  -> Thanks, Joshua :-) Yes, I think it's got to be. Easy once you know it!
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