Sentence examples for credit entry from inspiring English sources

For a housing market to be attractive it should have appreciating prices that show homeowners are making wise investments; an affordability rating that gives middle-class families with good credit entry into the market; and a relatively low number of foreclosures, which keeps prices stable and indicates there isn't an excess of inventory.

The $500 expenses paid in cash decreases Cash account, and is therefore a credit entry.

The cost of goods sold of $2800 decreases the inventory, and is therefore a credit entry.

Thus, the debit entry of $4000 under Receivables would have a corresponding credit entry of $4000 under Surplus.

Tap the "Skype Credit" entry in your profile, and then tap "Buy credit" in the window that appears.

Remember that the books must always be kept in balance so that every debit entry must be accompanied by a corresponding credit entry, and vice versa.

In 1494 he published the first treatise on double entry bookkeeping, a record keeping system under which every business transaction is recorded in at least two accounts: debit entries on the left and credit entries on the right.

All shortlisted and credited entries will be showcased in a two week exhibition in RICS Parliament Square offices in London and as part of RICS Infrastructure Conference in London.

The web should serve as the primary means for discovery, sign-up and onboarding, credit card entry and deep browsing.

It has a payment form, that already contains plenty of credit card entry user interface elements, and other features that help catch typos.

Developers can mark specific prompts or pages as private (such as credit card entry or passwords), and the information will be pixelated by the Watchsend software.