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It's an automatic withdrawal from the bank or financial institution where your account is held. It generally means that you have overdrawn your account by $50 or more (different for some banks) and the bank has allowed this to take place (for example, direct debits were honoured). It can also mean an automatic payment was denied due to the bank not allowing the account to overdraw. The fee for ANZ in Australia is $6. Other banks will differ with fees.
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In case of internally generated funds the opportunity cost to the firm is?
lendind rate
What is a teller withdrawal?
Teller withdrawal
What does forced withdrawal means?
Forced withdrawal
What is the meaning of withdrawal tr in ATM mini statement?
If you see withdrawal tr on your ATM mini statement, it means you had a withdrawal transaction. A withdrawal is opposite of a deposit.
What is an IM withdrawal in banking?
Instant Messaging
What is internally generated revenue?
Revenue that is generated internally!
What are the arguments for and against the prohibition of recognition of internally generated goodwill?
for and against the prohibition of internally generated goodwill?
What is international revenue?
Revenue that is generated internally!
In case of internally generated funds the opportunity cost to the firm is?
lendind rate
What is internally generated cap?
It's an automatic withdrawal from the bank or financial institution where your account is held. It generally means that you have overdrawn your account by $50 or more (different for some banks) and the bank has allowed this to take place (for example, direct debits were honoured). It can also mean an automatic payment was denied due to the bank not allowing the account to overdraw. The fee for ANZ in Australia is $6. Other banks will differ with fees.
What is the definition of internally generated intangible asset?
Internally generated intangible assets mean those assets which are created by the firm by the use of its own Intellectual Properties, that is, their own knowledge for example the Goodwill, Patents to produce a particular product, Copyrights etc..
Which would be considered to be internally generated paid in capital or retained earnings?
Retained earnings is called internally generated by company as this is the profit part which earns business during fiscal year while paid in capital is the actual invested amount by share holders of company.
In the activation-synthesis model of dreaming what is synthesized?
c. various memories and sensations that are internally generated by the brainThat's the answer. ^_^
A condition that is due to inability of the body to take care of the amount of heat generated internally is called?
Heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
When is the intangible asset goodwill capitalized?
Internally generated goodwill is never capitalized, purchased goodwill is capatalized on the consoilidated balance sheet.
Is goodwill a fixed asset or fictitious asset?
Goodwill in an intangible asset. It can be purchased or internally-generated. Purchased goodwill can occur when a businesses purchases a company's assets for more than their fair value. Internally-generated goodwill can arise for a few reasons, such as the fact that a company develops a reputation in the industry and in the market. Such a factor is an asset to the company, but is not tangible. I believe accounting principles are fairly restrictive on this type of goodwill.
Is goodwill a fixed asset or ficti tious asset?
Goodwill in an intangible asset. It can be purchased or internally-generated. Purchased goodwill can occur when a businesses purchases a company's assets for more than their fair value. Internally-generated goodwill can arise for a few reasons, such as the fact that a company develops a reputation in the industry and in the market. Such a factor is an asset to the company, but is not tangible. I believe accounting principles are fairly restrictive on this type of goodwill.
