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when it comes to managing the disbursement cycle, the objective is to:
Shorten the Disbursement cycle
Lengthen the disbursement cycle
Equalize disbursements with receipts
Borrow for all disbursements
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Disbursement relates to money paid out for goods or services.
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The difference between disbursement and reimbursement is that with reimbursement a person is getting back every cent they paid in. Disbursement is a set amount or percentage of money paid in.
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Debit Job account
Credit disbursement account
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The word disbursement means to spread out or to dole out. An example would be "The disbursement of the food was fair to everyone in the crowd, and no one left hungry.".
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EFT is mandatory; split disbursement must be offered as an option.
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See related links for an example of a disbursement voucher form in Excel format.
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One true statement about eft and split disbursement is that they are mandatory.
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Both EFT and split disbursement are mandatory.
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Both EFT and split disbursement are mandatory.
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An invoice is a bill. Disbursement means money that is paid out to someone. This type of invoice may be part of a large business.
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EFT is mandatory, split disbursement must be offered as an option.
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There is no age limit for disbursement of funds
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Disbursement fees in shipping are fees charged to ship a product. Shipping fees are charged to the account number on the air bill or slipping slip.
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A check disbursement is a check written on a specific account to pay for something else. For example, a check written from your savings account to pay for your electric bill.
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Disbursement date refers to the date when funds are released or paid out from an account. It usually signifies the date when money is transferred to a payee or recipient.
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How long does it takes to receive a disbursement from this school after classes start? Classes started on 8-18-2014.
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The disbursement date is the earliest day a borrower's financial institution and/or the National Student Loans Service Centre is allowed to negotiate (cash) his/her loan document or grant cheque.
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disbursement or oz.
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CASH DISBURSEMENT:
A payment of money or simply a payment. Usually, the writing of a check to pay for an item previously obligated to be paid, such as loan payment, salary payment or accounts receivable payment.
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A wire disbursement is the electronic transfer of funds from one account to another via a wire transfer. This is commonly used for fast and secure same-day transactions between financial institutions or parties.
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No, because the taxation on disbursement will be different.
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NABARD
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no
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all of these
payment of a bill
expense reinbursment
an income tax refund
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The cash disbursement journal is used as a record of any cash transactions that a company has made. This is essential in the operations of a business as one could look at the register to see what cash has been paid out.
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From the first disbursement of the loan
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Loan draw down is withdrawing the money as in the disbursement of the loan.
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This is often mentioned in Nigerian scams - and it does not exist.
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