cash deficit

The cash deficit is the bottom line of the federal budget.

Social Security is projected to begin running annual cash deficits in 2013.

Moscow could turn to selling more arms to make up the cash deficit, but that is the last thing the West would want.

Social Security will run cash deficits in the long run."

In fiscal year 2009, the cash deficit was $1.4 trillion.

It closed because American corporations are spending so much right now on investment they are running big cash deficits.

But without those income increases, the cash deficit must be resolved, the Martins warned.

In 2017, he said, "the Social Security program will begin running a cash deficit" as income falls short of spending.

Those numbers represent cash deficits after factoring in all insurance premiums and interest income.

By identifying cash deficits at the planning stage a firm will be in a good position to arrange financing for the deficit.

Thus, debt held by the public essentially represents the amount the federal government has borrowed to finance cumulative cash deficits.

Civil servants were left unpaid while the cash deficit grew by US$110 per month.

However, in 2009, the cash deficit exceeded the accrual deficit for the first time in the past 10 years.

Beginning in 2016, the program faces cash deficits as benefit payments are projected to outpace cash revenue.

Excluding interest of $109 billion, the program had a cash deficit of $55 billion.

The accrual deficit typically exceeds the cash deficit because it includes costs incurred today but paid in the future.

Also called "cash deficit."

For the cash deficit, costs are recorded when cash payments are made for goods received or services performed.

In 2005, although both measures were in deficit, the cash deficit decreased from the previous year while the accrual deficit increased.

At its current levels of capital spending, Cablevision has been heading for a cash deficit of at least $600 million next year.

In that financial year, expenditure exceeded budget by $1.27m and by July 2008, the Court was carrying a cash deficit position of almost $200,000.

The necessity for rapid monetary reform was also connected with the cash deficit caused by the central bank of Russia and to the continually intensifying hyperinflation.

The cash deficit closely approximates the federal government's short-term borrowing needs and is a widely used and accepted measure of the government's effect on current financial markets.

As shown in figures 1.8 and 1.9, the Social Security and Medicare HI cash deficits are expected to grow substantially in the near future.

Barring action by the State Legislature, Massachusetts will have a cash deficit of $542 million by June 30, the end of its 1989 fiscal year.