The phrase "as payable" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial or legal contexts to indicate that a certain amount is due or can be paid.
Example: "The invoice is due on the 15th of the month, and the total amount is $500, as payable upon receipt."
Alternatives: "to be paid" or "due for payment".
Payments would be made in stages, with £130,000 payable as soon as the deal closes.
As of March 31, Synapse's current liabilities such as accounts payable were 1.2 times greater than current assets such as cash and accounts receivable, for a working capital deficit of $35 million.
Commercial bank lending appears on the balance sheet as notes payable and is second in importance to trade credit as a source of short-term financing.
The repayments that Enron owed the banks were listed as "liabilities from price risk management" and possibly a small amount as accounts payable, Mr. Leonard said.
Thus in finance, areas such as accounts payable are readily outsourced; but experts in acquisitions and cross-business risk are recruited instead.
The company reported a pre-tax loss of £27.7m, down from £32.7m the previous year, thanks to a £63.2m charge classified as "interest payable and similar charges".
It features an online subscription software package that synchronizes with a company's QuickBooks software and presents an easy-to-digest version of critical financial figures such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, cost of goods sold and cash on hand.
Overall, Ashley Tabor's radio business reported a pre-tax loss of £29.2m, up on the £27.7m reported in the previous year, thanks to a £67.7m charge classified as "interest payable and similar charges" related to loans.
Adding to the confusion: In June Measurement disclosed it had mistakenly classified Terraillon's revolving short-term loan of $5.8 million as accounts payable.
