“RECEIVABLE” in italiano

aggettivo

ricevibile

receivable

This is a method of accounting that matches expenditure and income to the accounting period to which each transaction relates, irrespective of the date on which payment is made or receivable .

The notes, soon known as ‘Greenbacks,’ were made legal tender for all private debts, receivable by the government for taxes and land sales (but not import duties), and were fundable into the bonds.

The covenantee must declare the full amount receivable on his tax return so that he can be given credit for the tax withheld.

‘We are now in the peak milk production period and it is essential for farm planning purposes that producers know what quota allocations are receivable under these schemes for the coming quota year’, he said.

I would soon be mentally noting the differences in style not only between the BBC and Independent Television, but also between the two Independent stations receivable in my location, Yorkshire and ATV.