The line of credit is secured by all of ABC's existing and future inventory and receivables.

Payee Information

(c) Representing the payment obligation for a credit card transaction or

(c) Representing the payment obligation for a credit card transaction or

Other receivables and deferred charges

Note 9. Accounts receivable and deferred charges

Available payees

(iii) Contributions income trust funds and Industrial Development Fund (IDF).

4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 of this article apply only to assignments of receivables

One of the defendants opened a letter of credit in favour of the plaintiff for the payment of part of the price, the balance to be paid in installments.

All income of UNFPA (including pledges from Governments, investment income and miscellaneous income, but excluding contributions to cost sharing and trust funds and interest on interfund balance) is recorded on an accrual basis.

In addition, it was observed that subjecting questions of priority to the law governing the receivable could have an adverse impact on the cost and the availability of credit, since assignees would have to examine each contract from which the receivable arose to determine the applicable law.

Trust funds and earmarked contributions

The purpose of fostering the bancarization' of remittances would also contribute to the provision of integrated services to senders and receivers of remittances, such as savings accounts, credits and mortgages (microfinance).

You'll receive a registered letter with a receipt setting out the modalities and place of payment.

Information on planned and actual commitments and disbursements, including the recipients and the intended use and

Collection and grants Allocated non fiscal revenue

Financial institutions can provide transfer services at lower prices and enhanced security, in addition to opening a range of other possibilities for remittances senders and recipients such as access to credit cards, loans, credit history, interest bearing accounts, etc.

No contribution was made to the fund in 2004.

10. The situation concerning contributions and outstanding pledges to the Trust Fund are shown in Annexes III and V respectively.

However, article 35 should continue to apply to UNHCR trust funds, that is, income is recognized when received and commitment of funds should be based on income received.

However, article 35 should continue to apply to UNHCR trust funds, that is, income is recognized when received and commitment of funds should be based on income received.

Recognizing further that there is a need to address and promote conditions for cheaper, faster and safer transfers of remittances in both source and recipient countries, and the need to facilitate the potential of their productive use in recipient countries by beneficiaries that are willing and able to do so,

(3)loans and the account receivables and

(3)loans and account receivables.

(1)loans and accounts receivables

Rule 107.4

Almost all the revenues collected in 1997 were consumed by debt service payments.

Taxes are collected from a variety of businesses conducting activities including telecommunications, money remittances, livestock marketing (goats and sheep) and farming (products such as mangoes, oranges and cooking oil).

(vi) Unspent allocations deferred income UNDP, UNFPA and UNEP The unspent balance of allocations issued for the current year, together with allocations issued for future years, is reflected as an asset and as deferred income.

Pledges received for future years for purposes specified by donors are considered deferred income and recorded as pledged and received in advance .

(1) This Convention applies to assignments of international receivables and to international assignments of receivables as defined in this Chapter

Taxes, revenues, uncollectible taxes and tax credits

Special purpose contributions are recorded as income when received. For special purpose contributions received in advance, income is deferred to future periods as otherwise their exceptional size and nature would materially distort operational results and fund balances.

(ii) Monies accepted in respect of which no purpose is specified

Chile, in the case of telecommunications, has adopted a scheme involving several elements a universal service levy (one per cent) to generate finances, and a competitive bidding process to allocate funds.

(i) as regards receivables, it is required to separately list the details of receivable management fee, other receivables and advanced payments

(iii) Moneys accepted in respect of which no purpose is specified are treated as miscellaneous income

Recognizing further that there is a need to address and to promote conditions for cheaper, faster and safer transfers of remittances in both source and recipient countries, and the need to facilitate the potential of their productive use in recipient countries by beneficiaries that are willing and able to do so,

Unearmarked income which includes funds from voluntary annual contributions of Governments, the net income from greeting card and related operations, funds contributed by the public and certain other (or miscellaneous) income .

In practice, Protection of Information Section did not wait for proof of payment. As a consequence, outstanding receivables for issues No. 10 and 11 amounted to 72,035 while payments received amounted to 52,221, as at May 2004.

In practice, the Protection Information Section did not wait for proof of payment. As a consequence, outstanding receivables for issues No. 10 and 11 amounted to 72,035 while payments received amounted to 52,221, as at May 2004.

Accounts receivable and accounts payable

(iv) Contribution income trust funds Contributions from Member States or other donors are recorded upon receipt of the contributions or written pledges

Mr. Caprioli (France) said that there were two categories of letter of credit those that were used as a means of payment and those that served as guarantees.