Jóváírását

Jóváírását is a Hungarian word that translates to "credit" or "crediting" in English. It refers to the act of adding a sum of money to an account, typically a bank account or a customer's ledger. This can occur for various reasons, such as a deposit, a refund, an interest payment, or a payment received from a third party.

In a banking context, jóváírását signifies that funds have been successfully deposited into an account. This could be from a salary payment, a transfer from another account, or a loan disbursement. Conversely, it can also refer to the crediting of a refund for a returned item or an adjustment to a previous transaction.

In business and accounting, jóváírását is used to denote the recording of revenue or the reduction of a liability. When a customer makes a payment, it results in the jóváírását of their account, reducing the amount they owe. Similarly, if a business receives payment for goods or services, this is recorded as jóváírását in their revenue accounts. The term is fundamental to maintaining accurate financial records and ensuring that all financial transactions are properly accounted for. It represents a positive entry on an account, increasing its balance or reducing a debt.