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Hi,

I am trying to book a hotel online and this is the information given to me, where I'm supposed to make a deposit to. Need help translating the following information:

Banco Francés, account in $ named after [name]

N° [xx/xxxxxx/x] CBU [xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] CUIT [xx-xxxxxxxx-x]

What do those abbreviations stand for?

Thanks alot!

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updated Apr 10, 2012
posted by mathslover

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Well, so far I've found out that it isn't specific to French banks so it is probably not in French. Look at this site where it talks about Argentine bank transfers.

Account Number:452202233659920

CBU: 2850522040022336599205

Account Owner: Tagliapietra, Juan Carlos.

C.U.I.T.: 20-10431406-7

Deposits must be made in Argentine Pesos.

Here is C.U.I.T.

Código Único de Identificación Tributaria

Here is CBU

Claves Bancarias Uniformes, CBU

updated Feb 13, 2012
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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updated Apr 10, 2012
posted by queen404
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You're right, I'm about to send money to a bank in Argentina, and I'm confused over which number to put in which space on my bank's form!

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation.

updated Jun 16, 2011
posted by mathslover