Traduction de «stock du débiteur » (Français → Anglais) :

inventory of the debtor

inventory of the debtor

judgment debtor [ judgement debtor ]

judgment debtor

advances in current accounts | advances to clients | advances to customers | current account advances | current accounts loans | debtors on overdraft | loans and advances to customers | other advances | overdrafts

assignee of the debtor's interest

stock [ stock level | stock situation ]

minimum stock [ safety stock ]

EU stock [ Community stock | European Union stock ]

(a) expenditures in the administration of First Nation programs and businesses, including, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, travel, promotion, professional fees, inventory purchases, accounts receivable, funding and other business expenses;

(a) the administration of First Nation programs and businesses, including, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, travel, promotion, professional fees, inventory purchases, accounts receivable, funding and other business expenses; (b) contributions to First Nation housing programs; (c) community services, including emergency assistance, burials, sports or recreation; (d) jointly funded programs; (e) supplements to First Nation programs; (f) economic development; (g) First Nation planning; (h) charitable donations; (i) asset replacement; (j) payments made once in a lifetime, in an amount not exceeding one per capita ...[+++] share of the revenue held by the First Nation, to any living person whose name is deleted from the membership list of the First Nation;

(a) the administration of First Nation programs and businesses, including, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, travel, promotion, professional fees, inventory purchases, accounts receivable, funding and other business expenses; (b) contributions to First Nation housing programs; (c) community services, including emergency assistance, burials, sports or recreation; (d) jointly funded programs; (e) supplements to First Nation programs; (f) economic development; (g) First Nation planning; (h) charitable donations; (i) asset replacement; (j) payments made once in a lifetime, in an amount not exceeding one per capita ...[+++] share of the revenue held by the First Nation, to any living person whose name is deleted from the membership list of the First Nation;

Also, we have to realize, in terms of SME financing, the traditional role of the banks has been the financing of accounts receivable and inventory, and even a StatsCan report of two years ago found the real problem is internal financing—that small and medium-size businesses aren't able to use accounts payable.