Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

betriebswirtschaftlicher Kurzbericht

English translation:

(abrdged) business report

Added to glossary by Speak Easy
Aug 27, 2005 02:37
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German term

betriebswirtschaftlicher Kurzbericht

German to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
Heading for a set of figures for a particular business. My guess is something along the lines of "Abridged (financial) Report on Business", but any help would be welcome. The report has been written by a tax consultant, if that's any help. Thanks in advance!
Change log

Aug 27, 2005 03:31: Marcus Malabad changed "Term asked" from "Betriebswitschaftlicher Kurzbericht" to "betriebswirtschaftlicher Kurzbericht"

Aug 27, 2005 08:36: Steffen Walter changed "Field (write-in)" from "Culinary" to "(none)"

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Aug 27, 2005:
Speakeasy - do you think the words 'Abridged Business Report' would be more appropriate, because it seems it's only very much a summary?
Non-ProZ.com Aug 27, 2005:
Should of course read 'Betriebswirtschaftlich'.

Proposed translations

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business report

In our company we just call it a business report. It can cover any number of work related issues and is a standard part of operations in any company. Also known as an economic report in some companies.
Peer comment(s):

agree BrigitteHilgner : The word "brief" might be added.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Speak Easy. Will use your suggestion."
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brief economic report

My suggestion
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snapshot/overview of business conditions

I've sometimes seen "snapshot" as a heading for "vital statistics" pertaining to an enterprise. Might sound a bit informal, I don't know. You could use "overview". Just suggestions.

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I tend to think that an "abridged business report" would entail a verbal description of conditions and ambitions, e.g. “sales were up for the last quarter, but we anticipate further strength in the industry, blah, blah”. The same goes for "brief". On the other hand if we are only speaking about set of figures, e.g. revenues, amortization, taxes, total, etc, I'm not sure you would call that a "report", but maybe in some places they do.
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