Traduction de «charge on assets » (Anglais → Français) :

charge on trust assets | charge over trust assets

charge over trust assets [ charge on trust assets ]

miscellaneous | other assets | other assets and deferred charge | other receivables | prepaid expenses and accrued income

charges arising from the spreading on a time basis of the premium on assets acquired at an amount above the sum payable at maturity

long-term assets | long-term asset | long-lived assets | long-lived asset | non-current assets | non-current asset

asset liability management | ALM | asset-liability management | assets and liabilities management | asset liabilities management | asset and liabilities management | asset and liability management | surplus management

manage a brand asset | managing brand assets | manage brand assets | supervise brand assets

deferred charge | deferred asset | deferred cost | deferred debit | deferred expense | long-term prepayment

WHEREAS by chapter seventy-four of the statutes of Canada, 1923, and by chapter three hundred and seventy-nine of the laws of the state of New York, 1922, two companies were incorporated under the name of Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Company, with authority to construct, maintain and operate a bridge across the Niagara River between the city of Buffalo, in the state of New York, and the village (now the town) of Fort Erie, in the province of Ontario, and by agreement dated thirteenth day of June, 1925, the said two companies were amalgamated and consolidated so as to form one and a new single company under the same name in accordance with, and subject to, the provisions of the said Acts of incorporation; and whereas for the purpose ...[+++]of the reorganization and refinancing of the said bridge undertaking upon a basis which will permit of a considerable reduction of fixed charges and consequent reduction of tolls now charged, by an Act of the Legislature of the state of New York, being chapter eight hundred and twenty-four of the laws of the said state for 1933, (hereinafter called “Act of Incorporation”, and a copy of which is, for the information only of Parliament, attached as a Schedule hereto), a Board, known as the Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority, was created a body corporate and politic, constituting a public benefit corporation, with power to acquire, hold and manage the property and assets of the Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Company; and whereas by the Act of Incorporation it is provided that the said Board shall consist of nine members, six of whom are required to be citizens of the United States and residents of the state of New York, to be appointed and removed by the Governor of the said state, and three of whom are required to be residents of the Dominion of Canada, to be appointed and removed as may be determined by the Government of the Dominion of Canada; and whereas the Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Company has by its ...

What I mean by that is when you talk about a department, for example, that is charging user fees, buying capital assets, and taking into account the depreciation of the capital asset when they talk about their overall operation, so accordingly they will charge the client.

That's the difference between charging to operations the value of the assets used—which is equivalent to the depreciation, or the loss in value—and charging the full cost of acquiring those assets in the year of acquisition.

If a lender has floating charge security on all of a company's assets and the company goes into liquidation and there is a distribution, 20 per cent of the funds that result from the sale of assets that are subject to the floating charge form a fund for unsecured creditors.