receivable
81bills receivable — An item that may appear in a firm s accounts under current assets, summarizing the bills of exchange being held until the funds become available when they mature …
82bills receivable — The amounts owed to a business by its debtors, i. e. its customers. An item that may appear in a firm s accounts under current assets, summarizing the bills of exchange being held until the funds become available when they mature …
83note receivable — A written, Contractual right to receive *money at a specified, future date …
84accounts receivable — UK / US noun [plural] business a record of how much money customers owe a company for goods and services …
85accounts receivable — /əkaʊnts rəˈsivəbəl/ (say uhkownts ruh seevuhbuhl) plural noun Commerce business credits for which payment has not yet been received, resulting from sales to customers …
86accounts receivable — The bills or amounts that are due or owed to a business by customers. In general, this term refers to the total amount owed and is used in calculating the value of a business or the likelihood of the business being able to pay its own debts.… …
87accounts receivable — /əˌkaυnts rɪ si:vəb(ə)l/ noun money owed to a company …
88notes receivable — In bookkeeping, an account containing evidence of indebtedness for which promissory notes have been given to the account of the party making the entry; the notes themselves are assets …
89notes receivable — In bookkeeping, an account containing evidence of indebtedness for which promissory notes have been given to the account of the party making the entry; the notes themselves are assets …
90proceeds receivable by the executor — Funds in the hands of the executor where he is named as beneficiary, where the proceeds are subject to estate obligations, or where there is a legal obligation on the part of the executor to use them for the benefit of the estate. Anno: 80 L Ed… …
