The phrase "accounts debt" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the financial obligations or debts recorded in an account, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The company's accounts debt has increased significantly over the past year, raising concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "accounting debt" or "debt on accounts".
"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.
I'm not talking about just the assets that you feel like dividing or just the ones that you agree to divide but all assets -- cars, furniture, houses, boats, bank accounts, retirement accounts, debt.
Net debt is as stated in the accounts; debts minus cash held at the bank.
It can also cover how you will support your children, over and above any legal requirements to maintain them, as well as how you would deal with bank accounts, debts, and joint purchases such as a car.
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.
When looking at income, look at net operating income (NOI) without taking into account debt payments.
Matsumoto oversees accounting, debt, investments, pension and employee benefits.
But Brazilian officials argue that Paraguay's monetary analysis does not take into account debt payments, transmission costs and other factors.
In deciding whether to make loans, banks and other financial institutions could take into account debts to doctors or hospitals.
Creditors were still hounding her, and with the interest and late charges that were accruing on her accounts, her debt more than doubled, to about $15,000.
