Interest Receivable financial definition of Interest Receivable

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This is reflected in the balance sheet, where the interest receivable has fallen to 3-4% of outstanding loans as on March 2017 compared with 6% earlier.

India : Profitability of large gold loan financiers surges with rejuvenated business model

Interest receivable from the part funding under the Assisted acquisitions programme is another source of income for the group.

Belvoir Lettings Closes 12 Franchisee-Led Acquisitions

Interest receivable and similar income climbed to PS41.

Profits on the up at fast-growing challenger bank; FINANCE

At 31 December 2009, the company had cash, cash equivalents, interest receivable, and investment securities of USD35.

Keryx Biopharmaceuticals reports Q4, year-end 2009 financial results

Of the $550 of annual interest receivable on the bond, he will include in income only the June 30, 2002, payment of $275.

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Preference shareholders receive a fixed dividend, similar to the interest receivable on a bond which must be paid out before any dividends to ordinary shareholders.

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This reversal removes the interest receivable from X's books and records for regulatory financial statement purposes and constitutes a 2007 charge-off of the interest receivable as a loss asset for purposes of Kegs.

IRS reaffirms and clarifies its position on nonaccrual loan interest

Despite this net interest receivable on mortgage lending rose to pounds 125.

Yorkshire lifts profits in year of transformation

As of March 31, 2000, the company had cash, cash equivalents, investment securities and interest receivable of $65.

ICOS REPORTS NET LOSS OF $11.9 MILLION FOR FIRST QTR

The writeoff of the interest receivable on defaulted high-yield debt securities in accordance with Financial Accounting Standards Board Statement no.

Investment company accounting; rescission of APB statements

If B decides to contribute the interest receivable to capital rather than receive payment, Y Corp.

Tax aspects of contributions to capital of shareholder loans

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