The phrase "accelerated payment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to a payment that is made sooner than originally scheduled or expected.
Example: "To improve cash flow, the company decided to offer an accelerated payment option for early invoice settlements."
Alternatives: "expedited payment" or "fast-tracked payment".
His accelerated payment notice regime has basically killed off promoted schemes.
In December, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners for the first time adopted guidelines for accelerated payment of benefits.
The finance VP doesn't care how many models are offered but wants an accelerated payment schedule to maximize this year's cash flow.
It tried to get their landlord to reduce delinquent-rent claims in return for an accelerated payment from the city, or encourage the tenant to find a new, less expensive place to live.
But in its lawsuit, Enron disputed that it had misrepresented its finances, that Dynegy knew about the $690 million before the merger agreement was signed and that the accelerated payment of the debt was set off only after that date.
Members said that accelerated payment notices (APNs) and follower notices were being aimed unfairly at lower and middle-income freelancers such as IT workers and NHS nurses, rather than the promoters of tax avoidance schemes.
The accelerated payments will keep Opel going until more permanent financing is arranged, the filing said.
Senator Tim Johnson, Democrat of South Dakota, noted that barring the accelerated payments, it amounted to only 2percentt of the $4 billion proposal.
We brought in more than £1bn from the first year of applying accelerated payments to avoidance cases and have closed many loopholes and secured tough new enforcement powers".
To avoid those accelerated payments, Iridium was required to have, among other things, at least $30 million in total sales and 52,000 subscribers to its services by March 31 , 1999
The report also said it could seek $55 million in deferred compensation that was given as accelerated payments to certain senior executives soon before the bankruptcy.
