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debetowanie

debiting [ˈdebɪtɪŋ, Am -t̬-] N no pl ECON

debiting
debetowanie nt
debiting
obciążanie nt

direct debiting service N ECON

direct debiting service
usługa f polecenia zapłaty

I. debit [ˈdebɪt] ECON N

1. debit (sum owned):

debit
debet m

2. debit (side of account):

debit
strona f „winien” (w księgowości)
to be in debit
mieć saldo ujemne

II. debit [ˈdebɪt] ECON VB trans

debit
obciążać [perf obciążyć]
they debited £50 from his account
obciążyli jego rachunek kwotą 50 funtów

debit account N ECON

debit account
konto nt debetowe

debit balance N ECON

debit balance
saldo nt debetowe [lub ujemne]

debit card N ECON

debit card
karta f debetowa

debit column, debit side N ECON

debit column
strona f „winien”

debit entry N ECON

debit entry
zapis m po stronie „winien”

debit note N ECON

debit note
nota f debetowa

direct debit N ECON

direct debit
polecenie nt zapłaty

electronic debit card N ECON

electronic debit card
karta f debetowa
Present
Idebit
youdebit
he/she/itdebits
wedebit
youdebit
theydebit
Past
Idebited
youdebited
he/she/itdebited
wedebited
youdebited
theydebited
Present Perfect
Ihavedebited
youhavedebited
he/she/ithasdebited
wehavedebited
youhavedebited
theyhavedebited
Past Perfect
Ihaddebited
youhaddebited
he/she/ithaddebited
wehaddebited
youhaddebited
theyhaddebited
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This approval process ensures the company will be able to operate within the direct debit scheme rules and maintain the integrity of the scheme.
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Under the guarantee a payer is entitled to a full and immediate refund if they have any dispute about any direct debit payments taken from their account.
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After the authorities are set up, the direct debit transactions are usually processed electronically.
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In 2012, 10.25% of licensees paid by direct debit and 11.5% using savings stamps.
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Collecting fees through direct debit is supported mostly by big players such as telco, insurance and utility companies and banks themselves.
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