receivable Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of receivable In English

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  • Harding's work includes comprehensive references to military reports, packing lists, shipwrecks, inventories, expenditure ledgers and accounts receivable.

  • The deficits were due, in the main, to incorrect budgeting for interest receivable and interest payable.

  • However, the total royalties receivable from licensed opencast sites and deep mines amounted to £14 million in 1991–92.

  • Those highly paid specialists spend all day doing spot and forward currency transactions, hedging their purchases and receivables, buying and writing options and organising swaps.

  • The equalisation grant which is estimated to be receivable by the county council would be approximately half a million pounds.

  • The allowance is reduced by the amount of any tax-free disability payment receivable on account of the blindness.

  • The tax allowance for a single person under 65 exceeds the standard widow's pension receivable in 1976–77 by £4.

  • Over the same period rebates represented 6 per cent, of the total rent receivable.

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