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Accounts receivable,
abbreviated as AR or A/R, are
legally enforceable claims for
payment held by a
business for
goods supplied or
services rendered that...
- its
accounts receivable (i.e., invoices) to a
third party (called a factor) at a discount. A
business will
sometimes factor its
receivable ****ets to meet...
- Look up
receivables in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Receivables may
refer to:
Notes receivable,
claims for
which formal instruments of
credit are issued...
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Notes receivable represents claims for
which formal instruments of
credit are
issued as
evidence of debt, such as a
promissory note. The
credit instrument...
- Loan
receivable is a
banking term for an ****et
account that
shows amounts owed by borrowers. The lender's
ledger details all
unpaid amounts from borrowers...
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Receivable turnover ratio or debtor's
turnover ratio is an
accounting measure used to
measure how
effective a
company is in
extending credit as well as...
- A Tax
Receivable Agreement (TRA) is a
legal contract where a
company agrees to
share the
economic benefits from
certain tax
savings with
another party...
- of
accounts receivable for
guests who are
currently registered. The vast
majority of
accounts in the city
ledger are
accounts receivable (one notable...
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accounted for
using the
equity method,
accounts receivables, and cash and cash equivalents), such as
notes receivables Investments accounted for
using the equity...
- is an ****et or
liability that
represents revenue or
expenses that are
receivable or
payable but
which have not yet been paid. In
accrual accounting, the...
