What is trade debtors?plz explain it.....?
958989
Trade debtors are persons who owe you money. When a person bought goods from you and tell you he will pay you another day it means that he become a debtor. At the same time you become a creditor - a person that let its customers to pay at a later time.
464102
This question is too general. "Debt colletion" usually refers to the process of obtaining payment for delinquint accounts. It isn't clear how one could do this from a website, since the delinquint account holder's won't be visiting your website.
409087
balance of payment is the document which has a complete record of the transactions that take place between the home country and rest of the world(ROW)\nit consists of the balance of trade which can be adverse , favourable or balanced , and thus by studying it we can correct deficits if any.\ni hope this helps!
978472
I don't understand the question.\n\nWere you a creditor listed in the debtor's petition for bankruptcy? \n\nWere you listed as a co-debtor in the petition for bankruptcy?\n\nHow do you know that the opposition was not considered?\n\nAs a matter of law, once a debtor files a petition for bankrupticy, the debtor is given immediate protection against lawsuits and levies by creditors. if you are a creditor, perhaps this is what is confusing you. The real issue is the settlement of debts, which comes after a bankruptcy is declared.\n\nIt is at this time that you can oppose the bankruptcy.
1097863
Sounds like a situation I am going through.  They're ruthless scavangers who intimidate people by calling their debt collecting business a big shot law firm.  I wouldn't give them a dime until you are fairly represented.  Definately talk to a lawyer and have him or her defend you in court.
1109743
I was in one of these for awhile, they negotiate with your creditors and get you a lower interest rate so you can pay off your debts without paying the highest interest...usually in a shorter period of time.\n\nBe very careful in choosing a company; some of them charge outlandish fees for their services!
205298
They usually trade on the exchange of the underlying security.  Most have a small market so prices can be spotty.
933957
You are asking too big a question to be answered here. Anyway, I'll give u just an idea of what is what.....\n\nBonds and Debentures are debt instruments. The borrower (may be a Company ) issues the Bond or Debenture as the case may giving details of the interest to be paid and the period of the loan, and how the loan will be repaid. There are different types of bonds & debentures. When u buy a bond or debenture u become a creditor to the company.\n\nShare is equity participation in the Company. When u buy a share, u become a shareholder of the company. The company will pay u dividend on the shares held by you (share of your profit in the company is called dividend). \n\nDeposits are like any bank deposit. Interest is paid in various ways on the deposits.\n\nTo issue a share / bond / debenture, the company must be registered and must have the necessary minimum capital. Prior approval from the existing share holders, Company Law Board, SEBI, RBI etc is necessary...
102691
It is probably a scare tactic to get you to pay.  If you do not owe the debt, sent a certified letter to them indicating that you do not owe the debt.  If you do owe the money and do not have a dispute on the validity of the debt, then make payment arrangements with them.
434562
A form of securities that is really an unsecrued debt. An IOU to a company. If it is registered it has been reviewed and registered as a trading security by the SEC and state governments where it is traded.\n\nThis means the financials of the company issuing the debenture are on file and open to public view.
1063164
Receivables and debts...what???? Debts are an everyday cost of doing business so as to not negatively affect cash flow and Receivables are money owed to a company which is why they are listed as an asset on the balance sheet
722904
Its so that people can lose more money than they have in the stock market.  Essentially it is a loan where you pay a certain percentage for the stock and the note holder pays the rest.  If the stock drops too low, the note holder sells to recover their portion and the stock owner loses everything.
750204
OK, a couple of things you should do:\n\nFirst, next time they call, tell them explicitly NOT TO CALL YOU AGAIN.  By law if you tell them that, they cannot call you any more, they can only deal with you through the mail.  In writing there can be no he-said-she-said.\n\nSecond, forget the collection agency.  You are under no obligation whatsoever to pay them ANYTHING.  Call the company you have the original debt with, and set up repayment with them.  IGNORE the collection agency.  If they call, hang up on them.  I repeat:  you are under no obligation of any kind to pay them anything, your debt is with the company you owe, NOT the collection agency.  Deal only with the company you owe the debt to.\n\nFinally, find out where the collection agency is located, and report them to the local better business bureau and local Federal Trade Commission office.  In writing.\n\nThen pay your debt off *with the company you owe it to* and be done with it.
323132
You've tapped a very complicated subject my friend - I think all of macro economics is vague and all of the smartest economists don't agree on what is going on... So I don't think it is intentionally vague - any more than the rest of the economic field....  Also China owning US debt began when they became part of the WTO (I believe this may have happened on Bush's watch, but was started by Clinton - i.e. not a republican/democrat thing.) I don't know how easy it will be to find - but seems like to answer your specific question you would want to understand the ownership of US treasury securities.  If you are just curious and want to know about this stuff - China does hold a large portion of our debt and that is because we spend more money than we have and they save more money than they make.  We have trade deficit with China because we want to buy their goods, because they are cheap.  In the past they have been more than happy to lend us the money to do so.  But if we don't watch it, our creditors are going to start saying no.  The opinion of congress right now is that this is China's fault and that they are a currency manipulator who should let their currency appreciate.
579720
because trade is based on currency
304223
I used to work for the United States Commercial Trade Service in San Francisco, and we deal with this sort of thing all the time. We connect small businesses here in the US with international vendors. Plus, it's a free service offered by the government, for the most part. If you want specific information, then they start charging you. Their website is www.export.gov \n\nGood Luck!
278364
trade relates directly to balance of payment by demand. when demand is high trade can allow delayed payment or indirect payments thst eventually decrease the "balance of payment" at a faster rate(interest, barter, etc.) the reverse in true when demand is low.