JOINTLY-OWNED PROPERTY
Two or more owners having property in their names.
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Two or more owners having property in their names.
journal voucher financial data recorded so that credits equal debits. An audit trail of business transactions in a journal. an organization’s financial position and the effects of the transactions can be analyzed
Electronic cash register (ECR) or point of sale (POS) systems remote printer. Records cash transactions on a narrow (20column) paper tape at retail locations. An example is a supermarket checkout counter.
Miscellaneous credit transactions as original entries that do not fit into other recorded books. Books with used for opening entries, closing entries, transfer entries, adjustment entries, rectification entries, and rare transactions. Also
Every financial transaction hat meets defined requirements has this prepared, written authorization.
Logging of all datafile updates in database management, simultaneously, real time. The original file, damaged or destroyed, uses this log as an audit trail to reconstruct the database.
A double entry bookkeeping system of financial data pertaining to a specific transaction, in a journal usually taken from a journal voucher. Needed transaction data: (1) date done; (2) debit amount and
New York City-based financial services firm. One of the oldest firms of this type. Its credit card business serves the most individuals while providing varied consumer services.
Debt-repayment security for one or more creditors when a court order places a claim on a debtor’s property situated within the court’s jurisdiction. Also refer to attachment.
Single-price for varying products as a retail display. Also known as a clearance table or bin.
The lender’s portfolio must hold these loans or sell them to private investors. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac limit criteria is exceeded by this type of mortgage.
The process used to describe asset price fluctuation.
When a child turns 21, the child’s insurance policy of this type automatically increases value without additional proof of insurability. Such a policy written on a child is typically in units of
This practice, only regulated in Canada, is for a company issuing stock options instead of being an operational business structure.
Stating that a right is subordinate to another right. A second mortgagee’s right is subordinate to the primary mortgagee’s right. A claim lower in precedence than a prior or senior claim. An
Debt claim subordinate to a prior or senior claim. A senior claim of debt is cleared in a debtor’s asset liquidation before any subordinate debt claim is paid. Also known as subordinated
Stock (shares) classified as subordinate to others issued. Distribution of rights issue, dividend payment, and capital repayment must occur to the superior issues before the subordinate issues are satisfied. Also refer to
Partner with subordinate, lesser rights, involvement, authority, accountability, risks, and rewards than any senior, superior/primary partners.
Subordinate investment vehicle, like a bond, debenture, stock share, whose claims and rights are subordinate or secondary to senior, primary investment vehicles. These claims and rights involve the assets and earnings of
A separate living / sitting area that is not a separate room is attached to a bedroom in this hotel accommodation.
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