Traduction de «chèque refusé par la banque » (Français → Anglais) :

dishonoured cheque [ dishonoured check | dishonored check | dishonored cheque | charged back cheque ]

dishonoured cheque fee [ dishonored cheque fee | dishonoured cheque charge | dishonoured check fee | dishonored check charge | dishonored check fee ]

bank certified cheque

returned cheque | dishonoured cheque

Non-Resident Tax Chargeback

bank cheque | cashier's check | cashiers cheque

registered check | register check

cashier's check | official check | treasurer's check | bank check

It would therefore not be appropriate for the new rules to apply to services where the transfer of funds from the payer to the payee or their transport is executed solely in bank notes and coins or where the transfer is based on a paper cheque, paper-based bill of exchange, promissory note or other instrument, paper-based vouchers or cards drawn upon a payment service provider or other party with a view to placing funds at the disp ...[+++]osal of the payee.

Will more blank cheques be drawn up for the banks, although in the long run, it would be significantly cheaper for the taxpayer if they were nationalised straight away?

A low income, previous registration of indebtedness, living in the wrong neighbourhood or even having the wrong name, is denying large numbers of European citizens' acceptance as a bank client and excluding them from the use of basic financial services.

For prudential reasons, Member States should ensure that only electronic money institutions duly authorised or benefiting from a waiver in accordance with this Directive, credit institutions authorised in accordance with Directive 2006/48/EC, post office giro institutions entitled under national law to issue electronic money, institutions referred to in Article 2 of Directive 2006/48/EC, the European Central Bank, national central banks when not acting in their capacity as monetary authority or other public authorities and Member States or their regional or local authorities when acting in their capacity as public authorities may issue e ...[+++]lectronic money.