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08:45 Jun 9, 2011 |
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receipt of self-employed worker's Social Security payment Explanation: something any Spanish translator has many of!!! my translation is a bit windy, someone may be able to come up with a shorter version. |
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Social Security contribution payment receipt for self-employed worker Explanation: As these payments are usually done by bank transfer, it would be the proof of bank transfer. In Spain individual receipts are mailed when someone makes or receives a transfer. The motive for the transfer "concept" indicates that it was a payment to the SS system. |
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receipt for self-employed contributions / receipt for the self-employed Explanation: If you want something brief, this might work. The elliptical expression "self-employed contributions" is perfectly standard in English-speaking countries (see http://www.google.es/search?hl=en&biw=991&bih=541&q="self-em... ), and I think we could borrow it, just adding "receipt for". This does involve repeating "contributions", and I suppose that could be avoided either by using "self-employed payments" (there are different kinds of self-employed payments, but in context this will obviously refer to Social Security contributions), or even cut it right down to "receipt for the self-employed", which in context is sufficient, I think, and is perhaps the neatest solution. Hope this helps! |
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1 hr confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
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