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How do offshore merchant accounts work?
"Offshore merchant account is basically set up to enable a commercial business that accept credit card payments online. This businesses require the services of an offshore merchant account provider that would accept this payments on their behalf and then send in payments into their local bank account, also be aware that this merchants charge heavily for their services."
What are the Purpose and objectives in financial statement?
The main objective of financial statements is to provide relevant and reliable information about the financial performance and position of an entity to a wide range of users to assist them in forming their economic decisions. For example, investors require financial statements to judge the profitability of their investments. Lenders require them to assess the credit worthiness of potential clients. Management requires financial statements to manage the affairs of the company in the interest of shareholders. Government may require financial statements to assess the accuracy of tax returns.
Is it a crime to cheat on your taxes?
Yes, the IRS frowns on cheating and will not only require you to pay the taxes you owe, but they add interest and fees on to the balance.
Why when you try to to a batch payment to nedbank employees from fnb this does not go through you have to do recipient payments?
When attempting to make a batch payment to Nedbank employees from FNB, the transaction may not go through due to interbank transfer restrictions or the payment processing systems not being compatible with batch payments for certain banks. Additionally, batch payments often require specific formats or approvals that may not be supported for interbank transactions. As a result, conducting recipient payments individually ensures that each transaction is processed correctly and adheres to the necessary protocols.
Will an increase in common stock require a journal entry?
Yes, it requires a journal entry as follows:debit cash / bank / assetscredit share capital
What is the difference between amortizing and interest-only loans?
Amortizing loans involve regular payments that reduce both the principal amount and interest over time, while interest-only loans require only interest payments for a set period before the principal is paid off in full.
Only congress can make laws that require these payments to the federal government?
Revenue Bills... I think
What information is required in a mortgage calculator to estimate monthly payments?
If you are looking to determine your payment thresholds, you only require the duration of amortization, the initial loan value, the interest rate and the frequency of payments.
What banks offer loans that are interest only?
Interest Only Fixed Rate Loans. These mortgages require only interest payments for 10 years. All of the major banks have these type of loans like PNC Bank or Chase.
What does a loan amortization do?
A loan amortization is a specific type of loan in which payments are made on timely schedules. These loans require payments of interest and princple. These type of loans are typically fixed and do not have outrageous payments at the end. The only information need or required are the amounts of the payments, This is usually set up by the loan broker.
Does Square require a business account for processing payments?
Yes, Square does require a business account for processing payments.
If your payments are up to date but you want to turn the car in early because the payments is a financial burden what will this do to your credit?
It will make a repo appear on ones CR and subsequent loans will require a higer interest rate and possibly higher down payment.
Why do we have laws that require high-level government officials to disclose their financila and business interests?
For transparency and the possibility of conflicts of interest
Ways to Pay Off Your Mortgage Early?
While owning a home has always been considered a great way to build long-term personal wealth, taking 30 years to repay a mortgage will require you to pay a significant amount of interest. To cut down on the amount of interest that you have to pay, you should look for ways to pay off your mortgage more quickly. One way to pay off your mortgage quicker would be to increase your payments each year. One benefit of paying a mortgage is that your payments will never go up. If you increase your payments by just 3% each year, which is about the cost of inflation, you could pay off the entire mortgage balance in just 18 years.
Can you pay only the interest as a payment on your mortgage?
In general, the majority of traditional mortgages require that both principal and interest (P&I) is paid on a monthly basis. There are Interest-Only products which are geared towards only paying interest for a set period of time, then they require either a balloon payment (of the original principal less any non-mandatory principal payments made during the pre-balloon term) or convert to a more traditional structure (for a shorter amount of time). As indicated by the original answer, one can discuss terms changes with your lender, however, unless one qualifies for homeowner relief, a refinance would be required to secure interest-only payments.
What describes discount loans?
They require the interest to be paid first.
What is 'Annual Equivalent Rate'?
Interest payments can calculated annually, quarterly, monthly, daily or even continuously. To enable consumers to compare rates quoted over different periods, many authorities require financial institutions to calculate the total compound interest over a year. That is the AER.
