Sentence examples for accounting debt from inspiring English sources

Among the details of the budget report is the plan to take the DWP Shared Services operation – which provides accounting, debt management, payment resolution, purchase to pay and employee services – to four more departments and to move to a corporate structure by April 2011.

Matsumoto oversees accounting, debt, investments, pension and employee benefits.

Forbes says it relies on interviews with accountants, advisers and lawyers to compile its list, and takes into account "stakes in public and private companies, real estate, yachts, art and cash" while accounting for debt.

A recent Scottish Government note sets out a novel way of accounting for debt.

After accounting for debt, the unit is worth at least another $25 a share.

Twenty years and three Super Bowl rings later, the team is worth $1.65 billion (or $1.45 billion after accounting for debt).

AOL will be paying $1.75/share for publicly traded Millennial, working out to an enterprise value of $238 million after accounting for debt.

Wealth is the value of assets and cash that an individual or family has after accounting for debt.

Instead, Eurostat, the E.U. statistics office, suggested that Portugal's 2010 deficit needed to be revised slightly upward to take into account debt held by state-owned companies.

The government did raise £50bn (at 2000 prices), but that doesn't take into account debt write-offs, pension obligations or extra subsidies the state has paid.

"Though bearing many of the outward characteristics of traditional money market accounts, debt offerings like the Ford Money Market Account…are actually very different from money market investments and can carry significantly greater risk," Peter Bresnan, an associate director of the SEC's enforcement division, said in a statement.