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Yes, you can have several accounts. You should use only one account at a time, and the accounts should not interact with one another; for example, you may not transfer items from one account to another.
You need the account numbers and sort codes of BOTH accounts. If they're your accounts - you should know the information.
Suspense accounts are temporary holding accounts for financial information. When the proper account is determined it will be moved to a proper account. The amount of times varies between how often it should be cleared.
There should be no changes required to the existing accounts. The monies should be moved into an estate account.
When deciding if a customer should receive an accounts receivable account, it is important to consider if they have the ability to repay the amount. These accounts are usually reserved for established business customers.
The cash account.
Accounts Payable is a liability so it should be a credit balance.
As a debit to the accounts payable account and a credit to the purchases returns and allowances account
You cannot link accounts on Answers.com. In fact, each member should only have one account.
you should get to make a account without deleting you other
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Yes, the person can dispute the debt with the credit bureaus to have the information removed from their credit report. They should provide documentation of the court's decision to suspend the arrears when disputing the information. It's recommended to monitor their credit report after the dispute to ensure the changes have been made.