account retrieval procedure
- account retrieval procedure
- account retrieval procedure BANK, COMP, FIN, SOC Kontenabrufverfahren n (from May 2005 financial and social security agencies have the right to detect accounts and gain an insight into master data of account holders; nach §§ 93 Abs. 7, 8 und 93b AO sowie § 24c KWG: das effiziente Ermitteln der und die Einblicknahme in die Kontenstammdaten der Kunden deutscher Banken durch die Finanz- und Sozialbehörden ohne Vorabinformation der Betroffenen)
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