The phrase "arrears amounting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to overdue payments or debts that have accumulated over time.
Example: "The tenant has several months of rent in arrears amounting to a significant sum."
Alternatives: "overdue payments totaling" or "outstanding balance of".
Even in Albania, where a pyramid scam hit thousands of people, the arrears amount to only 3.4% (see chart 5, previous page).
Writer describes her marriage to William Cavendish, fifth Duke of Devonshire and her solace in the game of faro... Within two years of Georgiana's marriage, her gambling arrears amounted to three thousand pounds (two hundred and ninety-seven thousandollarsrs) — almost the equivalent of the yearly allowance given her by her husband.
California's arrears amount is twice that of Texas, which has the second-largest debt load.
In Alabama, a federal bankruptcy judge ruled last month that Wells Fargo & Co. had filed at least 630 sworn affidavits containing false "facts," including claims that homeowners were in arrears for amounts not yet due.
It lasted only a few minutes, and the goods went for a song to the expected winner in this case, Rosneft itself.This was the first in a series of auctions of the remaining assets belonging to Yukos, once Russia's top oil company, which was forced into bankruptcy (wrongly, it says) last year by alleged tax arrears and penalties amounting to roughly $33 billion.
For instance, someone who is behind on payments can add the amount in arrears to the total mortgage and stretch it out over the loan's term.
Under the old Mexican accounting rules, banks had to report loans as non-performing if a borrower was a month in arrears, but the amount affected was only that particular instalment, rather than the entire loan.
Prospective applicants must be in arrears by an amount that is equal to or greater than two full payments of the mortgage principal, interest, taxes and insurance, and the loan must be at least six months old.
Under UN rules, if a country is in arrears by an amount that equals or exceeds the contributions due for the previous two years, it can lose its general assembly vote unless able to show that its inability to pay is beyond its control.
The Conference noted that one Member Nation was in arrears in the amounts referred to above, and had therefore forfeited its right to vote.
