rendiconto

account statement

noun ren-dee-KON-toh Less Common

Also means

financial report

Usage Note

Rendiconto is a formal financial document that accounts for how funds were received and spent — an account statement, financial report, or rendering of accounts. It is used in public administration (rendiconto comunale), associations, and accounting. The verb is rendicontare. It is more specific than relazione (general report) and implies a money-in/money-out structure. Plural: i rendiconti.

Examples

"Il rendiconto annuale sarà approvato dal consiglio."

Natural Translation

The annual account statement will be approved by the board.

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