Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
bei Behinderung
English translation:
in the case of disability; for a disabled person
German term
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bei Behinderung
This is under the income related expenses (Werbunbgskosten) on a calculation of taxable income. What does bei Behinderung mean here?
| 3 +4 | in the case of disability; for a disabled person |
hirselina
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| 3 +4 | (physically) disabled |
Cilian O'Tuama
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Non-PRO (1): Stephen Sadie
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Proposed translations
in the case of disability; for a disabled person
http://www.finanz-gruppen.de/goto/41341/Netter_Finanzamtsirr...
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(physically) disabled
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Ulrike Kraemer
0 min
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| agree |
Ricki Farn
: doesn't even have to be converted - if you can't climb on the tram, they'll pay so you can use a car (in some cities trams and even buses have really high steps at the doors)
3 mins
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stimmt - ta
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Stephen Sadie
: with ricki
6 mins
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| agree |
Eugenia Lourenco
1 hr
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