The phrase "all receivables" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to all amounts of money owed to a company or individual by customers or clients.
Example: "The accountant reported that all receivables must be collected by the end of the month to maintain cash flow."
Alternatives: "total receivables" or "entire receivables portfolio".
The company, which has invested more than $10 billion in Egypt over 23 years, said it had agreed to "a mechanism with the Egyptian government that will allow the company to recover all outstanding receivables".
After determining the percentages paid for each age category, you can calculate a weighted average for all accounts receivable.
"It allows business owners to get paid in person and online, and to track all of their receivables in one place," says Aldrich. "Also, because our customers use Go Daddy to create their digital identities, they can present invoices branded with their own URL's and logos".
Strictly speaking, a pure factoring arrangement has the supplier of funds acquiring the receivables, along with all the risks of nonpayment or late payment.
Analysts estimated the default rate at 17percentto20percentcent of all Spiegel credit card receivables.
*Net liquid assets: cash, inventories and receivables, less all current liabilities and long-term debt.
Graham liked to buy companies for less than net current assets, meaning cash, inventory and receivables minus all obligations.
Then you get inventory and receivables and all of a sudden that debt starts to pile on.
Start the process by writing to the board president requesting to see all accounts payable and receivables, including receipts relating to the expenditures you seek.
America's government is working hard to revive markets for securitised debt, aware that banks lack the balance-sheet capacity to absorb all of those credit-card receivables and auto loans.
