The phrase "account is equal" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express that two accounts have the same value or balance, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In our financial report, we need to ensure that the account is equal to the expected budget."
Alternatives: "balance is equal" or "account matches".
Her account is equal parts history, apologia, and reportage, and explains everything from why Rick Perry wasn't really advocating for secession to how the repressiveness of Reconstruction in Texas sowed the seeds of the state's aversion to big government.
Mr. Mori points out that the United States deficit in the balance of payments on current account is equal to the deficiency of United States savings relative to domestic investment.
The amount you (or your employer) can put into the account is equal to the deductible on the insurance policy, up to a ceiling.
In national accounts, the balance of the current account is equal to the balance in the capital account but with opposite sign in order to keep a zero balance in the balance of payments.
The driver of our pension poverty isn't a lack of savings opportunities but the fact that the typical employer contribution to a 401(k) account is equal to 3percentt of pay versus 8percentt of payroll for a traditional pension.
It may be no accident that the £20 billion 'black hole' in the Government's accounts is equal in size to the amount many experts believe is being lost to the Exchequer each year because of tax evasion.
And if the administrative costs for managing these accounts were equal to 1% of the value of the accounts, which is roughly the case in countries with privatized Social Security systems, it would imply fees of $140 billion a year.
The HSA is coupled with a health insurance policy with a high deductible and the amount you can put into the account is exactly equal to the deductible on the insurance, up to a limit.
The only factor taken into account was that the portions be of equal value.
