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Which agency apportions funds to the DoD comptroller on a periodic basis?

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) apportions funds to the Department of Defense (DoD) comptroller on a periodic basis. The OMB provides guidance on how the funds should be allocated and spent by the DoD.


Can the Navy transfer 11 million dollars RDT and E funds from one program element to another without prior approval of Congress?

No, the Navy cannot transfer 11 million dollars RDT and E funds from one program element to another without prior approval from Congress. Any reprogramming of funds over a certain threshold requires congressional approval to ensure transparency and accountability in the use of government funds.


What type of account is the most liquid?

The cash in your pocket, but secondary would be a savings account.


Who can buy 144a bonds?

Qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) are typically eligible to purchase 144A bonds. These buyers include institutions like mutual funds, insurance companies, banks, and pension funds that manage a certain level of assets. Retail investors are generally not able to buy 144A bonds due to their complexity and higher risk profile.


How do transportation bonds work?

Transportation bonds are issued by a government to raise funds for transportation projects, such as building or improving roads, bridges, or public transit systems. Investors purchase these bonds, and in return, they receive regular interest payments and the return of their initial investment when the bond matures. The government uses the funds raised from the sale of these bonds to finance the transportation infrastructure projects.

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Someone takes charge of collecting funds?

Someone can take charge of collecting funds as long as they keep a good record of all money that is received for the organization.


What activity involves collecting funds to support the business?

financing


Is a attorney general in charge of state funds?

false, the comptroller is in charge of state funds.


What does Defalcation mean?

Misappropriation of funds by a person entrusted with their care is called defalcation.


Can a person who uses government funds for personal expenditure is liable for criminal charge?

Stealing is stealing. It does not matter who you stole the money from.


Charge made for using another money is called?

The charge made for using another person's money is called interest. Interest is typically expressed as a percentage of the principal amount borrowed and is paid by the borrower to the lender as compensation for the use of the funds. It can be calculated as simple interest or compound interest, depending on the terms of the loan agreement.


What government organization handles the funds for the medicare program?

The Social Security administration is responsible for collecting and handling the funds.


What are the interest rates that the federal reserve bank charge on loans they make to commercial banks and thrifts are called what?

Federal Funds Rate


What is it called not having enough money in the bank?

Insufficient Funds. Most banks will show INS on your statement and most will charge a fee for this.


What is a W-9 form for when collecting from a inheritance?

A w-9 form is used to obtain your SS number for purposes of reporting income you have received such as inheritance to the IRS. This form is usually sent to you by the company or person who distributed funds to you. Do not send the completed form to the IRS. Instead, return it to the person who provided the funds. They will send the form to the IRS noting the amount of funds they distributed to you. Not all states require you pay an inheritance tax, so be careful.


What can happen if you write a check and there is no money in the account?

# The cheque would bounce # The bank would charge you penalties for issuing cheques without sufficient funds # The person to whom you gave the cheque may sue you for issuing cheques without funds.


What is the difference between a credit card hold and a charge?

A credit card hold is a temporary authorization of funds on a credit card, while a charge is the actual transaction where the funds are deducted from the card.