For example, a cash working group was rapidly formed after the Nepal earthquake last year.
For example, a cash flow budget projects what the cash flow statement will look like in a future period and reports total values for all inflow and outflow items.
Those included, for example, a cash transfer system with cell phones for the sex workers, a safe haven drop in center for transgenders or shower facilities for the truck drivers.
For purposes of this paragraph (c)(5), debt proceeds are received in cash if, for example, a withdrawal of cash from an account is treated under the rules of this section as an expenditure of debt proceeds.
One of his clients, for example, an all-cash buyer he has worked with several times, had a "bravado" that seemed to increase with each sale, Mr. Pfeifer said.
For example, a contribution of cash to a public charity like a church is deductible up to 50% of gross income, while a contribution of a non-cash asset (like publicly traded stock) to a private foundation can offset a maximum of 20% of gross income.
The Nationwide Classic card, for example, has a cash withdrawal fee of 1.5% (a minimum of £1.50), which is at the lower end of the scale, and no foreign currency loading fee.
For example, a payment in electronic cash is a type of message, with encryption used to ensure the purchaser's anonymity, that acts like physical cash.
Financial institutions have long been required to file reports on questionable transactions, but since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks banks have been under heavier pressure from federal regulators to report any kind of questionable activity — even if, for example, a customer appears with cash that gives off a chemical-like odor.
For example, a business with good cash flow can have up to three layers of retirement plans to allow maximum retirement deduction on their taxes (safe harbor 401 k), profit-sharing plan and a defined benefit plan).
For example, an institution limits cash ATM withdrawals to $100 per day.
