To reconcile a balance, one seeks to prove the balance is correct. The reconciliation is the sum spent matches the money leaving the account.
the current account and the current account balance are within the terms of trade. if you there is money entering the money supply from a foreign market or someone who has not yet deposited the money into a banking system, that will be a current account. it will be a current account balance, composed of capital account, trade account, and account deficit. this means, if the money is leaving the country.
I filed a bankruptcy because I was injured and could not work. When I had nearly depleted my savings I paid my utility bills for the next year, leaving enough for food and gasoline up to when I thought I would be well enough to work (I was guessing a year). Then I closed my bank account and used only cash. I landed a job the day after the bankruptcy was awarded so I needed to open a bank account immediately (cashing checks without your own account is very expensive). I had no trouble getting an account at a local credit union. I am hard-pressed to understand why acquiring a bank account would be associated with a bankruptcy, money is money.
Any account that carries a balance that is owed by both parties will not go away when one party takes their name off an account. That will not work that way with the lender.
The balance may be damaged or contaminated.
It means the outstanding balance has been paid in full - leaving a zero balance owing.
I have closed a business and gone through a divorce leaving me with an unpaid lease of $5,000 and unpaid lease on the business location. Can these be included a bankruptcy?
an individual who owes on an account and moves leaving no fowarding address is called
4.50, leaving a balance of 10.50
8.80 leaving as balance of 35.20
Balance of payment is the difference between the money coming into the country and the money leaving the same country.
It is cash leaving your account, cash leaving your pocket, to purchase your general daily requirements