The phrase "as receivable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to amounts that are expected to be received, typically in relation to accounts receivable.
Example: "The company reported an increase in sales, leading to a higher amount classified as receivable on the balance sheet."
Alternatives: "as collectible" or "as due".
WorldCom raised $1.5 billion in May in a financing backed by anticipated customer payments, known as receivables.
To handle this, the Export-Import Bank offers financing that allows small businesses to borrow against their receivables as well as receivables insurance that lets them offer payment terms to foreign clients.
The regulators accused McCann Erickson of fraudulently misstating its results by recording as receivables intercompany charges that should have been booked as expenses.
They can also reveal lies: because many Chinese companies are functionally dead but legally alive, their debts remain as receivables on the balance sheets of other Chinese companies, creating an accounting nightmare.Euthanasia may first claim the true basket cases, for which the risks of testing a new law are justified by the impossibility of otherwise sorting out claims.
But ebitda is an inadequate guide to cashflow because it takes no account of a firm's capital spending and gives no indication of how much profit is actually turned into cash as opposed to, say, remaining tied up as receivables.Despite its shortcomings, ebitda now plays a central role in the work of analysts and rating agencies.
Unlike net income, CPO is impacted by changes in such working capital items as receivables, payables and inventories.
VW received a 10% boost in net income under IAS from a rule allowing it to capitalize its development costs for new cars and an 18% increase in profits for treating car leases as receivables.
By looking at changes in items such as receivables, operating cash flow, tax rates, off-balance sheet liabilities and stock options, FEQR digs behind the company's reported results to see just how strong its finances really are.
Seasonal jobs are also available in areas like e-commerce, packaging, shipping, customer service and accounts payable and receivable, as well as in credit departments, Mr. Challenger said.
But what does it mean if a company leaps through accounting hoops and comes up with a way to avoid disclosing what is happening to accounts receivable, as well as other facts normally disclosed on a routine basis?
