contra entry — ➔ entry * * * contra entry UK US noun [C] ACCOUNTING ► an amount that is included in one part of a set of accounts as the opposite of an amount in the other part. For example, the contra entry of a €100 credit (= amount added) is a €100 debit (=… … Financial and business terms
contra entry — / kɒntrə ˌentri/ noun an entry made in the opposite side of an account to make an earlier entry worthless, i.e. a debit against a credit … Marketing dictionary in english
contra entry — / kɒntrə ˌentri/ noun an entry made in the opposite side of an account to make an earlier entry worthless, i.e. a debit against a credit … Dictionary of banking and finance
entry — A declaration and request for customs release in respect of imports or goods intended for export. It is usually made on a Single Administrative Document ( SAD). Traders approved to do so can submit entries electronically. HM Customs & Revenue… … Financial and business terms
Contra (series) — Contra The Contra logo as it appears on the title screen of the 1987 Contra arcade game, the first version of the first Contra game to be released. Genres run and gun style shoot em ups … Wikipedia
Contra III: The Alien Wars — Cover art Developer(s) Konami Publisher(s) Konami … Wikipedia
contra account — noun (bookkeeping) An account in which items are held in suspense pending settlement or definitive classification • • • Main Entry: ↑contra … Useful english dictionary
Contra dance — Contredanse redirects here. For the Belarusian folk music band, see Contredanse (band). For the early and middle Western Classical music form, see Classical period (music). Contra dance (also contradance, contra dance and other variant spellings) … Wikipedia
contra — A book keeping entry on the opposite side of an account to an earlier entry, with the object of cancelling the effect of the earlier entry. See also per contra … Big dictionary of business and management
entry — / entri/ noun 1. an item of written information put in an accounts ledger (NOTE: The plural is entries.) ♦ to make an entry in a ledger to write in details of a transaction ♦ to contra an entry to enter a similar amount on the opposite side of… … Dictionary of banking and finance