opening balance in English

balance of an account at its start, amount in an account when opened

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1. Accumulated amortization Capital asset class Opening balance Acquisitions Disposals Closing balance Opening balance Amortization Disposals Closing balance

2. Accumulated Amortization Opening balance Disposals and write-offs

3. Litres absolute ethyl alcohol (LAA) Opening balance 00 A)

4. (8) The opening balance includes an adjustment of figures reported in 2011.

5. "I" indicator to be used with this account except for opening balance.

6. Capital asset class Opening balance Acquisitions Disposals and write-offs Closing balance

7. Opening balance Net additions (disposals) Accumulated amortization Net book value Net book value

8. 3,160,305 568,249 0 3,728,554 Accumulated Amortization Opening Balance Acquisitions Transfers Closing Balance (in dollars)

9. Tangible Capital Assets and Accumulated Amortization Cost Opening Balance Acquisitions Transfers Closing Balance (in dollars)

10. SPIRITS >7% Litres absolute ethyl alcohol (LAA) Opening balance 00 <7% Litres (L) 00 A)

11. Capital asset class Opening Balance Additions / (Transfers) for the Year Accumulated Amortization Net Book Value Net Book Value

12. The opening balance for the 2005-2006 trial balance in RL was verified against the 2004-2005 closing balances.

13. Cost (in thousands of dollars) Capital Asset Class Opening balance Acquisitions Disposals and adjustments Closing Balance Land 337 1

14. Cost (in thousands of dollars) Capital Asset Class Opening balance Acquisitions Disposals and adjustments Closing Balance Land 338 274

15. The latter is considered not applicable as a basis for establishing a company's opening balance, see Section 2-4 of the Companies Act which requires allotment of shares otherwise than for cash to be valued at "real value".