What is a memorandum account in finance?
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A special account where excess margin generated from a client's margin account is deposited. Also known as "special miscellaneous account".\n\nThe purpose of an SMA is to lock in any gains realized in a client's margin account. Consider the situation where stock within a client's margin account realizes a capital gain and creates excess margin. If this excess amount is held in the account and the stock position produces a capital loss at a later date, the client would lose his or her gain entirely.\n\nAn SMA can also hold interest and dividend payments from long positions and proceeds from closing out a securities position. Clients can use funds in their SMA to purchase additional securities for their margin account.
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imprest account is a revolving fund set aside by an organisation to meet immediate need of such company or organisation. They are retire as it is spent and re-imbursed against its spending. It is alway a fixed amount at a particular interval. for example, If you work in a company you might not need to go to the bank always. you you will create this kind of account for your urgent purchase
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I don't know if you mean custodial account?  A custodial account (Like a UGMA or UTMA) is an account set up for a minor that's maintained by an adult (custodian).  Upon the age of majority (18 for UGMA, 21 for UTMA), the minor can take possession of the account.\n\nAny type of account that has a custodian is being held for the benefit of someone who is either legally or mentally unable to manage their account themselves.  \n\nAlso, financial service companies may act as custodians for certain types of money, like retirement assets.
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Finance minister or chief secretory on behalf of ministry of finance
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Bank Account in what country?
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They assist in managing finances
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"Letter of Credit" and 'Trust Receipt" both are separate segments of finances in banking language. If you establish a Letter of Credit for the import of goods that will be called "non-fund based finance".  But when the goods has arrived and you intend to get this consignment released from the port without making payment to the bank for reimbursement to the shipper the bank will pay the price of goods to the shipper by allow you "fund based finance" equivalent to the amount paid by the bank to the shipper. It will lend you "Trust Receipt Finance" without taking the goods into its custody/pledge.  But such finances are mostly lended to the trustworthy customers against tangible securities amicably agreed. The bank in such cases issues delivery orders to the shipping companies in your favor.
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The book at the following link will help you to learn about Bank Fiinancial Management  http://www.countrybookshop.co.uk/books/index.phtml?whatfor=0471849391\nNo, it probably wont help.
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Yes you could have a joint account in the names of a corporation and the DBA name.
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go to http://mypay.dfas.mil\n\nGoes straight to finance--even retired
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Memorandum is like a letter internal to a company or organization.  Not going outside the organization.\nI can imagine a couple of scenarios:\n1.  You are the person responsible for ordering office supplies and you need to find out what to order.  You would write a memorandum [probably email in this day] to all the folks and ask them what they need.  Then you would compile the answers and make the order from staples or office depot or someplace like that.\n2.  You office supplies come from an internal source (not an outside store).  Your company has already bought them and you need to issue a memorandum to that part of the organization telling them the supplies you need.  For example the list might include:\n4 reams copier paper\n7 boxes black pens [type E-17]\n4 boxes paperclips [50 count]\n2 staplers [standard]\n17 rolls scotch tape\n1 box manilla folders\n9 boxes yellow post-it notes [small]\n\nThose types of things are considered office supplies, things people need to do their jobs in the office.
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Money market accounts invest in money market instruments which are defined as investment grade securities (Treasury Bills, CD's commercial paper, or Treasury Notes or Bond maturing within a year) with a maturity of less than one year.  Securities with maturities less than one year are less volatile - less interest rate risk, less credit risk, less risk of default.  The trade-off is that, while these accounts are safe, they also provide a relatively low yield or return.
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I think it depends on the business. Is it a financial institution? Mortgage company you are talking about? \n\nIn that case, I believe it is in the UCC which is a Federal Document.
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short answer, get MYOB and pre-select the business type, it will give you a complete chart of accounts applicable to that type of business.\n\nThere are some basic line items that every business will use, but in essence, you can, subject ot accounting standards and generally accepted accounting principles, create what you want.
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The term finance may thus incorporate any of the following:\n\n1.The study of money and other assets \n2.The management and control of those assets \n3.Profiling and managing project risks \n4.As a verb, "to finance" is to provide funds for business.
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Question not complte.\nDesignations are - Accounts Clerk, Accounts Assistant, Assistant Accountant, Accountant, Senior Accountant or Chief Accountant, Accounts Manager, Director - Accounts
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