DEFERRED CREDIT
Income that is received by a business but not immediately reported as income. Typically, this is done on income that is not fully earned and, consequently, has yet to be matched with a related expense. Such items include consulting fees, subscription fees and any other revenue stream that is intricately tied to future promises. Deferred credit is used largely for bookkeeping purposes and as a means to even out, or "smooth" financial records and give a more accurate picture of business activities.
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Payment Date
The day or date in which the declared stock dividend needs to be paid.
Present Value Interest Factor Of Annuity - PVIFA
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) form used to file the individual’s annual income tax return. The form is comprised of sections which requi ...
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