What does the word "arrears" mean?
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the state of being behind in payments; \nExample: Today accounts section has paid off all my arrears.
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you may be referring to a Financial Statement which is something that both parties have to complete when involved in a family matter asking for (or contesting) child support and/or spousal support.\n\nboth the payor and the recipient must swear a financial statement as to their income, expenses and monthly surplus/deficit, in an effort to determine how much support is payable.\n\nhopefully this helped :o)
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My gang translated R as "royal".\nAnyway the meaning of the phrase was an indeterminate small increment used in adjusting something (length, voltage, etc).
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USA,Japan,Germany and China. By Dour, I think you mean doers. Doers implies something is going to get done. Doers = Just do it. Doers may need an apostrophe to be gramatically correct.  Doers' or Do'ers. Do not know. Bye.
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Think you might refer to DAR/SAR which means: \nDaughters Of The American Revolution (DAR) or Sons Of The American Revolution (SAR).
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if it is an er verb then jouver??
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Depends on the situation... above answers are correct.  It can also mean creating a future financial forecast, cash flow, budget, profit/loss statement, balance sheet, etc.  Basically it's taking the financial numbers you have (client has given you) and trying to see if you can work with them (example - if you are a banker and they want a loan -- you figure out if they qualify).
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Typically it means "interim" financial until more permanent debt can be arranged ---generally there is a permanent lender ready to lend but their may be a timing issue or some conditions to be met before the permanent lender can fund -- the borrower then seeks out a bridge loan (typically at a higher rate) until she/he can close on the permanent financning
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OH YEAH!!!\n\nIt means that you rock because the Kool-Aid Man rocks.  Don't worry about him winning, he always wins.
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Kerplode is correct.  "Garnish" is the word you want.  One is a "garnishee" if one's wages are being garnished.  Hope it isn't you.  Good luck!
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"Post" means "after"\n\nWhen closing out your books at the end of an accounting period, you will prepare three trial balances:\n\nA preliminary trial balance is prepared using your general ledger account balances before you make adjusting entries. \nAn adjusted trial balance is done after preparing adjusting entries and posting them to your general ledger. This will help ensure that the books used to prepare your financial statements are in balance. \nA post-closing trial balance is done after preparing and posting your closing entries. This trial balance, which should contain only balance sheet accounts, will help guarantee that your books are in balance for the beginning of the new accounting period.
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It's a federal law, so the state you're in doesn't make a difference.  The $10,000 in arrears means the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony.\n\nToday, a child support violator can be prosecuted under Federal law if the following facts exists: 1) the violator willfully failed to pay a known child support obligation which has a) remained unpaid for longer than a year or is greater than $5,000 (misdemeanor), or has b) remained unpaid for longer than two years or is greater than $10,000 (felony) for a child who resides in another state, or 2) the violator traveled in interstate or foreign commerce with the intent to evade a support obligation, if such obligation has remained unpaid for a period of one year or longer-or is greater than $5,000 (felony).
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I don't know.  Actually I do.  just pulling your legs.\n\nE.R.A. means "Electronic Realty Associates"\n\nclap clap clap yay !\n\nNow, gimme best answer before I throw a tantrum.
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The IRR is the percentage return on an investment. \n\nMore specifically - it is the discount rate that equates the present value of a project's expected cash inflows to the present value of the project's costs. Used commonly in capital budgeting.
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it's from old English for "a regular occuring payment" like a salary (as opposed to per diem, or per job pay).
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in accounting terms, red means that the company is in the negative or loss could be over a certiain time period or overall, just depends...hope that helps
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It appears to be three english words: \n\nthird means administration\n\nI love the site below. I usually use it for Spanish to English and vice versa, but it has French, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian Norwegian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Portuguese!