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Which of the following is a true statment about both electronic funds transfer and split disbursement?
EFT is mandatory, split disbursement must be offered as an option.
What is disbursement cycle?
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
Who funds the ADA?
government
Into what categories are mutual funds known as bond funds divided?
Main categories in taxable bond funds are corporate bond funds, high-yield funds, world bond funds, government bond funds, and strategic income funds. The main tax-free bond fund categories are state municipal bond funds
What is withhold tax who deducts it?
Employee income tax (such as PAYE) and other government imposed deductions from dividends, salaries, wages, and other incomes. Withholding taxes are levied at the point of disbursement of incomes, and are passed on to the government by the entities collecting them.
Which of the following is a characteristics of the 529 plan that makes it different from the coverdell education savings account?
There is no age limit for disbursement of funds
What is a TRUE statement about electronic funds transfer (EFT) and split disbursement?
Both EFT and split disbursement are mandatory.
What is a TRUE statement about both electronic funds transfer EFT and split disbursement?
Both EFT and split disbursement are mandatory.
Which of the following is a true statment about both electronic funds transfer and split disbursement?
EFT is mandatory, split disbursement must be offered as an option.
Which of the following is a TRUE statement about electronic funds transfer (EFT) and split disbursement?
EFT is mandatory; split disbursement must be offered as an option.
What does disbursement date mean?
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.
What stage of disbursement accounting are funds moved into once goods or services are received?
accrued expenditures unpaid "U"
What funds are moved into the stage of disbursement accounting once the goods or services are received.?
accrued expenditures unpaid "U"
What funds are moved into stages of disbursement accounting once the goods or services are received?
accrued expenditures unpaid "U"
What stage of disbursement accounting are funds moved into once the goods or services are received?
accrued expenditures unpaid "U"
What stage are funds moved into disbursement accounting once the goods or services are received?
accrued expenditures unpaid "U"
What is k-1 in relation to a will?
I believe that the K-1 is a form that is required by the IRS when a beneficiary of a trust receives a disbursement of funds
