Balance of Trade is the accounting of goods and service imported and exported. Balance of Payments is the accounting of money owed and loaned other nations.
call the banks customer service and ask for your balance. Make sure all checks and debits have been taken out, if they have not, then subtract them from the balance the bank tells you. That number would be your balance
service revenue
service charge
I'm not sure I fully understand your question. Revenue would never be on a balance sheet, it is an income statement account.
Revenues has credit balance as default balance and as services revenue is also a revenue account it means it should have credit balance as well and not a debit balance.
Balance of Trade is the accounting of goods and service imported and exported. Balance of Payments is the accounting of money owed and loaned other nations.
i have no balance.
Impossible to answer... 'service' fees are usually a percentage of the outstanding balance.
Yes in merchandiser balance sheet there is stock of items available in balance sheet while in services balance sheet there is no inventory item available.
Balance of Trade is the accounting of goods and service imported and exported. Balance of Payments is the accounting of money owed and loaned other nations.
Trade in goods Trade in service Imports and Transfer are the 4 main element of the balance of payment.
Sure. They have a right to refuse service if they choose. But the caveat was "unless I paid the balance" so it sounds like they're trying to collect on a balance that was discharged which is not legal.
call the banks customer service and ask for your balance. Make sure all checks and debits have been taken out, if they have not, then subtract them from the balance the bank tells you. That number would be your balance
service revenue
Services revenue is also a revenue and like all revenue accounts which have credit balance as normal balance, services revenue also has a credit balance.
They only way to avoid multiple balance transfer fees is by not transferring balances. That fee is a set in the banks Terms of Service agreement and will always be charged if you transfer balance. Read your credit cards terms of service before signing anything.