anticipated payment

Local governments and police and fire departments will be charged a total of $60 million above their anticipated payments.

The company confirmed that it would no longer have access to $1.5 billion in financing tied to anticipated payments from customers, known as accounts receivable.

Mr. Cuomo originally proposed a plan in April that would reduce anticipated payments to hospitals by more than $700 million over three years.

The IMF used to lobby for these holdouts, but its position has been greatly weakened by the anticipated payment made in January 2006.

The Company negotiates a commercial discount percentage with the merchant which is immediately deducted from the anticipated payment of receivables, normally made one working day subsequent to a merchant pre-payment request.

There are applications on this website that provide you with the opportunity to order forms, ask questions requiring a response, sign up for electronic newsletters, participate in focus groups and customer surveys, or learn the status of filed returns or anticipated payments.

Similar problems, but involving lower figures, arise in headings 3 and 4: consumption of payments in external actions in 2001 also dropped 5 points in relation to the previous year - to be specific, initiatives promoting democracy and human rights only reached 56% of the anticipated payments.