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If you owe money to a bankrupt company and others that owe money are paying fifty cents on the dollar does the trustee have to treat all debts similarly?
Normally in a BK, the BK entity pays cents on the dollar....the people owing that entity money are held to paying 100%. If the reason they hadn't paid their account has to do with some reason and they have contested their bill, like in any business situation, the Co may negotiate a settlement. It has nothing to do with the BK. Yes, people/Cos the BK OWES, of the same type, must be treated similarly..so you and other non secured creditors may RECEIVE the same percent.
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What language did the word dollar come from?
It's German. A 'taler', or 'thaler' (pronounced very similarly to dollar) was a silver coin. 'Daler' was the next form of the word, from which 'dollar' comes from.
Fraud has a direct dollar for dollar impact on a company's?
revenue
Would a homeowners association need to have trustee?
The term 'trustee' may be representative of the leadership required for the association. The association represents all owners who own real estate in common. Often associations are multi-million dollar ventures and require leadership.
What is the correct punctuation of multi-million dollar company?
multi-million-dollar
Is Disney a billion dollar company?
Yes
Is golf a multi billion dollar company?
it can be.
Is webkinz a multi billion dollar company?
no
One hundredth of a dolled is called?
One hundredth of a dollar is called a cent. In the United States, there are 100 cents in a dollar, and each cent is represented by a penny, which is the smallest denomination of currency. Similarly, in many other currencies, a fractional unit exists that functions similarly to the cent in relation to the main currency unit.
What is dollar share?
Company trying to get dollar from you so that you don't take your business somewhere else..
Does the company Dollar General sell products or provide services?
it sell products for usally a dollar.
Is Nike a billion dollar company?
Well daa?
