How to correctly translate company details into English? Sberbank details in English Company details in English sample
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Russian-English WinCept Glass dictionary - PROPERTIES - property - strength-weight properties Details properties: warranted ~ property with the right of ownership properties: warranted ~ property with the right of ownership
- ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS - Details
Large English-Russian Dictionary - ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS - Details
Large English-Russian Dictionary - BANK DETAILS - bank details
English-Russian dictionary of general vocabulary - BANK DETAILS - bank details
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English-Russian Dictionary of Economics - PROVED INSTRUMENT - a document whose contents or details have been proven
- E.E. - abbr. 1) excluding errors 2) details; essential elements
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New English-Russian explanatory dictionary of marketing and trade - LOCAL TAG - advert. link to local dealer* (dealer details added locally to national advertiser materials) See: dealer tag live tag
New English-Russian explanatory dictionary of marketing and trade - IMPRINT DEALER - advert. requisites advertising agent* (information about the advertising company posted on the advertising poster)
New English-Russian explanatory dictionary of marketing and trade - DEALER IMPRINT - advert. information about the dealer, dealer overprint (imprint)* (details of a local dealer placed in advertising materials of a national advertiser) Under materials of direct post ...
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- CMI RULES FOR ELECTRONIC BILLS OF LADING - transport, trade, financial, legal, British. Rules on electronic bills of lading of the International Maritime Committee * (document approved by the law "On the carriage of goods by sea", 1992; ...
New English-Russian explanatory dictionary on financial markets
Bank and business details are mostly abbreviations and abbreviations. Often, abbreviated legal terms do not have absolutely identical analogues in foreign language or, conversely, have several translation options at once. What is the best thing to do in such cases? Which translation option should I choose? Maybe we should just rewrite everything in Latin, that is, transliterate it? Let's figure it out together.
Analysis by example
In our bureau it is customary to translate this way. Let's look at this example in detail.
Details in Russian
Express LLC
Legal address: 190121, St. Petersburg, Drovyanoy lane, 22, letter A, room. 2H
Address for correspondence: 191023, St. Petersburg, Muchnoy lane, 2, office 118
TIN 7839078339
Gearbox 783901001
OGRN 1177847045750
Account number 40702810110000082192 at Tinkoff Bank JSC
C/s 30101810145250000974
BIC bank 044525974
Details in English
Express LLC
Legal address: 22 Drovyanoy pereulok, litera A, pom. 2Н, Saint Petersburg, 190121, Russia
Postal address: 2 Muchnoi pereulok, office 118, Saint Petersburg, 191023, Russia
Taxpayer Identification Number (INN) 7839078339
Tax Registration Reason Code (KPP) 783901001
Primary State Registration Number (OGRN) 1177847045750
Acc. at AO Tinkoff Bank 40702810110000082192
Corr. acc. 30101810145250000974
RCBIC 044525974
Why OOO and not LLC?
LLC (limited liability company) is often translated into English as Limited Liability Company or LLC. In the British version of the language, Limited Trade Development (Ltd.) is used. Moreover, the legal form is indicated after the company name (examples: Associated Hotels, LLC; Supranational Hotels Ltd.).
But there is still a certain difference between our LLC and the English LLC/Ltd, and in some cases such a renaming of the company can lead to problems. In addition, as translators note on the TranslatorsCafé forum, the term LLC indicates American realities, while OOO is a purely Russian phenomenon. Therefore, while maintaining the organizational and legal form in its original form, we emphasize the fact that the organization operates in our country.
Examples of translation of organizational and legal forms
| Form | English translation | |
|---|---|---|
| Fully | Abbreviated | |
| JSC "Express" | Joint Stock Company Express | AO Express |
| JSC "Express" | Open Joint Stock Company Express | OAO Express |
| JSC "Express" | Closed Joint Stock Company Express | ZAO Express |
| PJSC "Express" | Public Joint Stock Company Express | PAO Express |
| LLC "Express" | Limited Liability Company Express | OOO Express |
| LLP "Express" | Limited Liability Partnership Express | TOO Express |
| State Unitary Enterprise "Express" | State Unitary Enterprise Express | GUP Express |
| FSUE "Express" | Federal State Unitary Enterprise Express | FGUP Express |
| SAOU "Express" | State Autonomous Educational Institution Express | GAOU Express |
| DOW "Express" | Preschool Educational Institution Express | DOU Express |
| IP Ivanov Ivan Ivanovich | Individual Entrepreneur Ivanov Ivan Ivanovich | - |
Examples of using
Then the TIN, checkpoint and everything else can also be typed in Latin?
Yes, translators agree that these abbreviations can also be safely transliterated. But we believe that in the case of TIN, checkpoint and classifiers, it is better to indicate the translation of the term in full, and add the abbreviation in Latin in parentheses.
Let us explain using the TIN as an example.
If you just transliterate
We take the TIN and transliterate it. We get INN. The resulting abbreviation may be understandable to a Russian person even without context, but for the English language it will be alien. We don’t decipher OOO, ZAO, because there is a company name next to it, and INN has only a number next to it, that is, from the context it is not clear what this term is.
If deciphered and translated
We decipher the TIN, translate it and get the Taxpayer Identification Number. To make it clear what has been deciphered and translated, we add the transliteration (INN) in parentheses, and the number next to it. It is better not to create a new abbreviation from the translated phrase (in this case TIN), it may simply not be used in the target language or used but with a different meaning. If the original term is very narrow, you can give a detailed explanation: INN (an identification number used by the Internal Revenue Service in the administration of tax laws), but in the case of details this will only overload the translation.
Examples of translating abbreviations in company details into English
| Abbreviations of classifiers, registers | English translation |
|---|---|
| OKUD | Russian National Index of Administrative Documents (OKUD) |
| OKPO | Russian Business and Organization Classification (OKPO) |
| USRPO | Unified State Register of Enterprises and Organizations of All Patterns of Ownership and Management (EGRPO) |
| OKONH | Russian Classifier Of National Economy Sectors (OKONKh) |
| OKVED | Russian National Classifier of Economic Activities (OKVED) |
| OKOPF | Russian National Classifier of Forms of Incorporation (OKOPF) |
| OKFS | Russian National Classifier of Ownership Patterns (OKFS) |
| OKEY | Russian National Classifier of Measurement Units (OKEI) |
| OKTMO | Russian National Classification of Municipal Territories (OKTMO) |
| OKATO | Russian Classification on Objects of Administrative Division (OKATO) |
| OKOGU | National Classifier of Government Entities and Administration (OKOGU) |
Now let's look at the bank details
Bank details of a domestic Russian account differ from international ones. We believe that “current account” is better translated into a more general term, but you need to be careful with BIC.
In each country, accounts have their own characteristics. In the UK, companies open a Current Account, in the USA - a Checking Account, in Australia - a Transaction Account. In order not to endow our current accounts with these features, it is better to simply indicate Account. This is the most universal and understandable option.
BIC (Banking Identification code) after decryption, it is perfectly translated into English as Bank Identifier Code and is beautifully abbreviated: BIC. And even a quick search on the Internet seems to confirm the translator’s decision. But no, it’s better not to translate our BIC this way. The abbreviations are similar, only our BIC consists of 9 digits, and BIC, which is also called the SWIFT code, includes from 8 to 11 characters (numbers and letters). To avoid creating confusion, for our code we use a special abbreviation RCBIC (Russian Central Bank Identification Code).
Examples of using
But with the address everything is not so difficult, although...
There is no need to translate street as street or look for an adequate translation equivalent for an alley or village. This will only make life more difficult for the postman. We type the address in Latin letters “as is” (for cities and countries you can use established options), but always from least to greatest: first the house number with the street, then the building, letters, then the numbers of apartments, offices or premises, then the city, followed by the index and the country is at the very end. This is an international standard.
Despite the fact that the agreement is not shown in the mail, when exchanging correspondence, many companies take the counterparty’s address from the agreement. Therefore, when translating, it is logical to rely on recommendations postal services, which advise listing address data from smallest to largest. However, not everyone in Russia follows these recommendations, so you often have to “reverse” the address
Example of an address in the old format
190121, St. Petersburg, Drovyanoy lane, 22, letter A, room. 2H
In English, the address is typed from least to greatest
22 Drovyanoy pereulok, litera A, pom. 2Н, Saint-Petersburg, 190121, Russia
Examples of using
Instead of a conclusion
At the very beginning of the article, we added our version of translating company details. If there are no special wishes from the client, we use this template for all types of documents where company details are found. Naturally, we do not claim that our version of the translation is the only correct one, because the nuances and examples of use different options great amount. Just look at the example of the US Embassy, where they indicate the address in Moscow in the format “street, house number”, and in the addresses of all other missions - “house number, street” (which we tend to use). Error? Hardly.
But we still hope that our article will also serve as an example for someone.
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Requisites- Details are a set of permanent elements of the content of the document. One of the most complete lists of details (30 details) is given in GOST R 6.30 2003 “Unified documentation systems. Unified system organizationally... ... Wikipedia
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