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Deferred-compensation balances represent the year-end balance of an executive's deferred-compensation accounts.
This is the amount on the year-end balance sheet (Table 1).
Dividends amounting to $35 were distributed to shareholders during the year, leaving a year-end balance of $230.
With a 2percentt year-end balance restriction, districts are forced to borrow for cash flow purposes and pay substantial interest costs.
There will be some slippage: banks won't report their year-end balance sheets until March, and even Mr Akcakoca admits that a 7% capital ratio would be acceptable if they are doing the right things.
The longer this goes on, the greater the fear that banks will drag the economy down by starving it of capital.Christmas, when markets are closed and banks are tidying their year-end balance sheets, is always a time of sparse liquidity.
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These are best measured as the year-end balances (see chart 3).
"Last June, states reported their highest year-end balances in 20 years," said Mr. Perez, who prepared the report.
It includes a $75 million reserve fund in addition to a $49 million projected year-end cash balance.
The year-end cash balance was £623m while the underlying financing net cash position, excluding the impact of the Homebase transaction, was broadly flat year on year at around £309m.
All year-end IRA balances also are reported to the IRS.
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