Transliteration: KIŠIB la-qé-pì-im DUMU i-li-a KIŠIB a-mur-(d)UTU DUMU mì-šu-ra-bi KIŠIB e-zé DUMU ša-ru-ki-in KIŠIB gal-da-a ša e-lá-ma ù gal-da-a ni-kà-sí i-sí-ú-ma lu gám-ru-um ša ḫa-ra-nim lu ú-ku-ul-tù-šu ba-ti-iq 1 ma-na KÙ.BABBAR ṣa-ru-pá-am i-ṣé-er gal-da-a DUMU na-ku e-lá-ma i-šu iš-tù ḫa-mu-uš-tim ša am-ri-a ù i-ku-nim 1.5 GÍN.TA a ma-na-im ú-ṣa-áb ITU.KAM ṣí-ip-im li-mu-um a-bi₄-a DUMU šu-da-ga-an a-ḫa-ma ṭup-pu-um ḫa-ar-mu-um ša be-ú-lá-ti-šu i-ba-ší a-na a-wa-tim a-ni-a-tim ni-ìš a-lim(ki) nu-ta-mì-šu-nu
Translation: Seal of Lāqēpum, son of Iliya; seal of Amur-Šamaš, son of Mīšu(r)-rabi; seal of Ezē, son of Šarrum-kēn; seal of Galdaya, (witnessing) that Elamma and Galdaya settled accounts with the result that after both travel expenses and his food allowance have been deducted, Elamma (still) has a claim of 1 mina of refined silver on Galdaya, the son of Naku. From the week of Amriya and Ikūnum he will add 1.5 shekel per mina per month. Month VII, year-eponymy of Abiya, son of Šu-Dagan. Separately, there still exists a valid record of his working capital. We made them swear an oath by the City for these words.