allowance
41allowance — 1) Money paid to an employee for expenses incurred in the course of business. 2) A deduction from an invoice for a specified purpose, such as substandard quality of goods, late delivery, etc. 3) A price reduction or rebate given to a customer or… …
42allowance — išmoka statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Specialiesiems tikslams skirta pinigų suma, kuri mokama vieną kartą arba tam tikrais laiko tarpais. atitikmenys: angl. allowance šaltinis NATO mokymų ir pratybų finansavimo terminų žodynas AAP 43(1),… …
43allowance — racionas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Paros maisto davinys; atitinkamos sudėties maisto porcija tam tikram laikui. kilmė lot. ratio, kilm. rationis – sąskaita; protas atitikmenys: angl. allowance; ration vok. Menge, f;… …
44allowance — A deduction, an average payment, a portion assigned or allowed; the act of allowing. See also family allowance …
45allowance — A deduction, an average payment, a portion assigned or allowed; the act of allowing. See also family allowance …
46allowance — See mileage allowance …
47Allowance (money) — An allowance is an amount of money set aside for a designated purpose.Because money is ever a scarce and valuable commodity, the general concept of one person who has the authority to decide what to spend it on (that is, who has the power of the… …
48allowance for bad debts — A reduction in the value of *accounts receivable. One or more *general ledger accounts are used to record allowances for bad debts, which represent the value of accounts receivable whose ultimate collection is in doubt. The allowance may be for… …
49Allowance For Bad Debt — A valuation account used to estimate the portion of a bank’s loan portfolio that will ultimately be uncollectible. When a loan goes bad, the asset is removed from the books and the allowance for bad debt is charged for the book value of the …
50Allowance For Credit Losses — An estimation of the debt that a company is unlikely to recover. The allowance for credit losses is from the perspective of the selling company that extended credit to its buyers. A certain amount of credit losses can be anticipated, and these… …
