The phrase "avoidance of payments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial obligations, debt, or legal matters where payments are being deliberately evaded or not made.
Example: "The company's avoidance of payments has led to legal action from its creditors."
Alternatives: "non-payment" or "payment evasion".
They note that informal employment is a desirable choice and see the informal sector as a result of competitive markets where individuals choose the informal sector voluntarily because of more flexibility and avoidance of tax payments (Marcouiller et al. 1997; Maloney, 1999).
It implies both higher margins for the pharmacies and avoidance of extra payments for the patients [ 3].
Forsyth concluded that "rogue" labour hire operators frequently breached laws through underpayment of award wages, tax avoidance, non-payment of superannuation, poor occupational health and safety practices and maltreatment of workers and backpackers on visas.
Employing the strongest language he has ever been heard to use, President Roosevelt declared at the press conference that he would urge Congress during the present session to take action to plug up existing loopholes and end the "immoral and unethical" avoidance of Federal income tax payment.
The bankruptcy laws of most, if not all, countries therefore contain rules aiming at the reintegration of the bankrupt estate through avoidance of preferences given after insolvency or cessation of payments or even earlier.
Section 547(b)(2) of the House amendment adopts a provision contained in the House bill and rejects an alternative contained in the Senate amendment relating to the avoidance of a preferential transfer that is payment of a tax claim owing to a governmental unit.
Adjust for frequency of payments.
Record your receipt of payments.
Adjust for number of payments.
N = total number of payments.
