The report says it is "unclear" how many more special payments were made by academies, and warns "the frequency of occurrence of payment requiring HM Treasury approval in this sample suggests that there were a number of other cases of severance payments over and above those submitted for approval".
The position becomes more involved when payment is made under a banker's documentary credit because this common method of payment requires the addition of two other contracts to the export transaction viz: the contract of the bank with the buyer and seller respectively.
The preceding sentence shall not apply to any interest unless, on December 31 , 1986 at least one-half of the number of payments required with respect to such interest remain to be paid.
The meant-to-be-prophetically-named Affordable Health Care Act of 2010 spit out two new categories of payments required to be reported on Forms 1099.
During a Chapter 11 reorganization, the debtor company remains in possession of its assets and will seek approval from the bankruptcy court to make the types of payments required to keep operating - things like payroll, utilities, and other regular expenses.
Since the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) was signed in November 1998, cigarette companies have been forced to boost prices as a result of payments required by the settlement.
Define n as the total number of payments required to pay off the loan.
M is the amount of the payment, P is the principle, i is the interest rate and n is the number of payments required to pay off the loan.
That means many retirees face a jigsaw puzzle of payments, requiring them to piece together an income from their workplace retirement stashes and individual retirement accounts to supplement Social Security.
The phrase "number, amount, and due dates or periods of payments" requires the disclosure of all payments that are made at regular or irregular intervals and generally derived from rent, capitalized or amortized amounts such as depreciation, and other amounts that are collected by the lessor at the same interval(s), including, for example, taxes, maintenance, and insurance charges.
