Sentence examples for new receivables from inspiring English sources

At first, bondholders assumed the money went to buy new receivables.

Money comes in and out daily as health care companies deliver new receivables and old ones are paid.

And recent Fed data that consumer credit actually retracted in November means that new receivables could be slower to arrive.

Fitch said that it was told by "interested parties" that NCFE directed the trustee for its securities to reroute funds intended for reserve accounts to purchase new receivables.

This estimate is worked out jointly by the marketing, production, and finance departments: the marketing manager estimates demand; the production manager estimates capacity; and the financial manager estimates availability of funds to finance new accounts receivable, inventories, and fixed assets.

Business is also about understanding the reality that bad things happen: recessions, lawsuits, uncollected receivables, new competitors, and assorted calamities like fire, flood and other biblical afflictions.

Typically, as a company is paid, it replaces the old receivables with new ones.

It's Wednesday morning and that means it's time for some honest-to-goodness heartfelt counsel from Ron, VICE New York's accounts receivable manager.

Adding to concerns over the UK business was news last week that new divisional finance director Michelle MacMahon had identified £21m of receivables in the accounts, which should be written off as the amounts were unlikely to be recovered.

A new site helps small companies manage receivables and collections.

Adding up the breakdown of the dividend payment that he outlined — $4.26 a share from existing cash, $1.73 from borrowing against receivables and $4.26 from new loans and bonds — yields $10.25, not $9).