Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term or phrase:
förvaltningsberättelse
English translation:
directors' report; statutory administration report
Swedish term
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förvaltningsberättelse
| 5 +3 | directors' report; statutory administration report |
Sven Petersson
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| 5 | Statement from the Management |
Charlesp
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directors' report; statutory administration report
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Note added at 20 mins (2006-01-07 17:21:43 GMT)
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FAR confirms.
Statement from the Management
Report from the Management
(I would say statement if it is short, and report if it was longer.
But a bit of advice. It is really important to use the same terms as used in prior reports, for consistency. There are many options very often, all of them correct, but it would be incorrect to use a begin using different term - unless of course the prior usage was wrong.
I strongly suggest that you look at prior the year's, or guarters, reports.
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