foreign individual

Norwegian translation: utlending

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English term or phrase:foreign individual
Norwegian translation:utlending
Entered by: Camilla Aasheim

09:09 Oct 24, 2006
English to Norwegian translations [PRO]
Government / Politics
English term or phrase: foreign individual
found in a text about the IRS.
Camilla Aasheim
Norway
Local time: 00:56
utlending
Explanation:
Oversettes som regel med utlending, jfr. utlendingsloven, utlendingsdirektoratet osv.
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utlending


Explanation:
Oversettes som regel med utlending, jfr. utlendingsloven, utlendingsdirektoratet osv.


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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  CanAng
10 mins
  -> Thank you.

agree  Lingua Danica
35 mins
  -> Thank you.

agree  Bjørnar Magnussen
2 hrs
  -> Thank you, Bjørnar.

agree  Charlesp: yes, but depending upon the text and what it is going to be used for, you might want to add a word, as the English term has a particular meaning - ie it refers specifically to taxpayer who is paying taxes as an individual and not as a partnership or other
4 hrs
  -> Thank you for your comment, Charles. I think the word "utlending" demonstrates that we're talking about an individual - if it was a partnership or company, I would use "utenlandsk" plus another word.

agree  Roald Toskedal: Agree with Charles...
8 hrs
  -> Thank you for your comment, Roar.
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