Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

sostanza circolante

English translation:

current assets

Added to glossary by Andrew Spannaus
Dec 4, 2005 22:36
18 yrs ago
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Italian term

sostanza circolante

Italian to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) balance sheet
current assets?
Proposed translations (English)
3 +2 working capital
4 current assets
3 outstanding assets

Discussion

Grey Drane (X) Dec 4, 2005:
"marketable securities" (or something equivalent) if you're talking about "titoli".
Grey Drane (X) Dec 4, 2005:
Well then it must be "current assets" since all of the items it refers to are current assets. BTW, I suspect you'll want to change "other credits" to "other receivables", and for clarity, you might want to change "stock" to "inventories" or...
Andrew Spannaus (asker) Dec 4, 2005:
It's just a heading at the top, but then is repeated as "total sostanza circolante" after the categories above, with the aggregate number.
Grey Drane (X) Dec 4, 2005:
Sounds more like "current assets" then, but I've never come across "sostanza" on a balance sheet (or anywhere else for that matter). Does it have it's own balance or is it just a heading/total for the items that follow?
Andrew Spannaus (asker) Dec 4, 2005:
some context It's just an item on a balance sheet, under attivi.
The first item under attivi, and then under it come cash, banks, other credits, stock, accrued income and prepaid expenses.
Grey Drane (X) Dec 4, 2005:
context?

Proposed translations

+2
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working capital

I've never heard the expression before, but I'd say it's more likely to be "working capital" than "current assets". But context would be nice.

FWIW
Peer comment(s):

agree Peter Cox
7 hrs
agree Romanian Translator (X)
12 hrs
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current assets

I would use current assets
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8 hrs

outstanding assets

If this is included on a balance sheet it could be referring to assets or wealth not yet attributed or accounted for.
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