Sentence examples for interest payable for from inspiring English sources

From that, you can determine through statistical analysis how frequently a company's cash flows are likely to be less than the level of interest payable for a given level of debt.

John Maynard Keynes put it clearly, more than 70 years ago: "The effect of an expectation that wages are going to sag by, say, 2percentt in the coming year will be roughly equivalent to the effect of a rise of 2percentt in the amount of interest payable for the same period".

John Maynard Keynes put it clearly, more than 70 years ago: "The effect of an expectation that wages are going to sag by, say, 2percentt in the coming year will be roughly equivalent to the effect of a rise of 2percentt in the amount of interest payable for the same period". And a rise in the effective interest rate is the last thing this economy needs.

Open image in new window Figure 1 Interest earned and interest payable for the case t 1  ≤ T.

Open image in new window Figure 2 Interest earned and interest payable for the case T ≤ t 1  ≤ T + t 2. Open image in new window Figure 3 Interest earned and interest payable for the case T + t 2  ≤ t 1.

The interest payable for the items in stock is c I p 1 - Y 1 D 1 T - t 1 2 2. The interest payable for the items, which are sold but not paid yet, is p I p 1 - Y 1 D 1 t 2 T - t 1 + t 2 2. Therefore, the annual interest payable is c I p 1 - Y 1 D 1 2 T T - t 1 2 + p I p 1 - Y 1 D 1 t 2 T T - t 1 + t 2 2. Please see Figure 2 for this case.

If the amount is large enough, there can be considerable interest payable from keeping it for longer, he said, "if you keep appealing".

The accounts for the year ending 28 September 2014, said: "The amount due to Mr Alexander Lebvedev, and companies in which he has an interest, and Mr Evgeny Lebedev at 28 September 2014 was £104,798,842... plus interest payable of £6,790,763".

Loss before tax £30.4m Net debt £36m Interest payable Nil Accounts for the year to 31 May 2013 State they're in A desperate year.

Loss before tax £6.2m Net debt Not stated; £18.8m loans owed Interest payable £1.9m Accounts for the year to 30 June 2013 State they're in The chairman John Berylson via his US-registered company Chestunut Hill Ventures LLC, had advanced £14m in high interest loans by June 30 2013, according to the accounts.

Turnover £35m Highest in the league Wage bill £37.4m Highest in the league Wage as a proportion of turnover 107% Directors' pay £792,000 paid to 6 directors; £408,000 the highest Loss before tax £50.6m Net debt £163.8m Interest payable £7.5m Accounts for the year to 31 May 2013 State they're in Spectacular £50.6m loss in the first season after relegation, despite parachute payments.