The phrase "amount owed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to specify the total that is due for a particular service or product.
Example: "The amount owed for the services rendered must be paid by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "total due for" or "balance owed for".
However, it found Westpac was entitled to take the full amount owed for the business loan.
"Which our country should do, too," he added, referring to the refusal to pay the amount owed for the work.
Word of the amount owed for retiree health care over the long term comes on the heels of revelations that the state's pension fund is woefully short and needs contributions of about $2.2 billion a year to bring it back into balance.
Finally, the $929 billion in Accounts Payable appears to represent an amount owed for items or services purchased on credit.
The balance includes any amount owed for tax, as well as penalties and interest for each tax year.
And it got $5.6 billion (the full amount owed) for selling securities to a government-backed vehicle that is helping to unwind AIG's trades.
The amount owing for other abusive practices would have increased this total further.
The proposed agreement between Medicare and the government would settle amounts owed for cost reports not covered by the government's civil fraud case.
(4) At least weekly, Fiscal Service will notify the IRS of the names and taxpayer identifying numbers of the debtors from whom amounts owed for past-due, legally enforceable State income tax obligations or unemployment compensation debts were collected from tax refund offsets and the amounts collected from each debtor.
The term "available resources" means the plan's cash, marketable assets, contributions, withdrawal liability payments, and earnings, less reasonable administrative expenses and amounts owed for such plan year to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation under section 4261(b)(2) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.
At the bottom of the letter, a breakdown of the amount owed – $39,605.55 for for the principal plus $9,219.27 in unpaid interest and unpaid fees.
