The phrase "assessment payment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial transactions, particularly when referring to payments made for assessments, such as taxes or evaluations.
Example: "The assessment payment is due by the end of the month to avoid any late fees."
Alternatives: "evaluation fee" or "appraisal charge".
It says on its website that its mission "is to enable our customers to invest in their futures by delivering secure, accurate and efficient assessment, payment and repayment services".
A. Arthur I. Weinstein, a Manhattan lawyer who is vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said that the standard co-op contract of sale provides that the party responsible for paying an assessment is the person who owns the shares on the assessment payment date specified by the co-op board.
Every milestone assessment payment will be more than the previous one.
In order to limit attrition, we will provide an incentive in the form of an assessment payment schedule to increase motivation to complete all assessments.
Publishing its own analysis of the July borrowing figures, the OBR said that self assessment payments should boost tax receipts in January and February 2015, improving the full-year picture, but added that weaker-than-expected wage growth is also likely to affect income tax payments and national insurance contributions.
Owners of defaulted development bonds can effectively seize unfinished lots from the landowner if he doesn't make assessment payments.
It calls instead for a one-off non-repayable assessment period payment of £160 to be offered to all UC claimants.
IRS examinations of Trump's tax returns from 2002 to 2008 have been "closed administratively," the lawyers wrote, "without assessment or payment".
Lastly, the Majmūndārs prepared the final documents of the "settlement" (i.e. the assessment and payment of tax) and promulgated it.
This includes all aspects, from prescribing and dispensing in community pharmacies to the assessment and payment of benefits.
If a well-coordinated multidisciplinary team approach to chronic care is to become widespread, quality assessment and payment reform is critical.
