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"arrears of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a debt that has not been paid yet or an amount of money that is overdue. For example, "The company is struggling to get out of its arrears of debt."
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simply substituted the new arrears of $12,568 for the previously calculated arrears of $7,439.
substituted the new arrears of $12,568 for the previously calculated arrears of $7,439.
arrears of many countries, will have its limits.
All staff made redundant have had their arrears of wages and holiday entitlements paid in full.
She is tied for 15th, nine strokes in arrears of Webb.
Use a notice of correction to explain special circumstances behind previous arrears of defaults, such as illness or redundancy.
The number of its customers in arrears of three months stands at 0.63%, compared with 1.59% across the industry.
A four-year resident of the apartment, Mr. Ito had amassed rent arrears of around $16,000.
Staff made redundant as a result of store closures have had their arrears of wages and holiday entitlements paid in full, he added.
"A best outcome could be for staff to get redundancy, arrears of pay and then if someone comes along [and buys the team] they would get paid again".
But a withdrawal of state and federal funding ended the program a year ago, and by September, Ms. Robinson had accrued rental arrears of $11,235.
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