"credited".
The customer's account is credited.
payment in suspense to customers account as receivable account
Yes
Because few going concerns are paid the moment someone buys their product. The customers are billed at certain times during the month and if paid the amount in A/R will go down and cash will go up. The purchase is reflected on the customers balance sheet as an Account Payable which will go down when the supplier is paid. They no longer owe money for their purchase. Their cash account will go down as well because they had to take the money out to pay the supplier.
The money you deposit into your account is an obligation for the bank to be paid to you anytime you want. The bank would lend this money to its other customers and earn an interest income from it.
Yes, Nelnet has confirmed that your account is paid in full.
sales tax
The bank does not just hold on to the money you retain in your savings account. Instead, they offer loans to other customers using that money. The loan customers pay an interest to the bank and the bank in turns offers the savings account holders an interest. Since banks make money by lending our money, they offer us an interest.
The correct phrase is "paid on account," which refers to a payment made towards a debt or account balance. "Pay on account" can be used in a different context, typically as an instruction to make a payment. However, when discussing a transaction that has already occurred, "paid on account" is the appropriate term.
No. A person's salary can be paid only into a bank account that is held by the person to whom the salary is paid. For ex: if I work ABC company and get a monthly salary of USD $3000, the money can be credited only into a bank account that has my name as the account holder. It cannot be paid into your bank account.
Additional Paid-in Capital is a normal credit balance account.
Paid. The money was paid into my account.