National disbursement refers to the total amount of funds disbursed by a government or national entity for various purposes, such as public services, infrastructure projects, social programs, and debt repayments. It reflects government spending and can indicate fiscal policy effectiveness and economic health. Disbursement levels can influence economic growth, employment, and overall national development.
The disbursement date is the earliest day a borrower's financial institution and/or the National Student Loans Service Centre is allowed to negotiate (cash) his/her loan document or grant cheque.
Dividend Disbursement
when it comes to managing the disbursement cycle, the objective is to: Shorten the Disbursement cycle Lengthen the disbursement cycle Equalize disbursements with receipts Borrow for all disbursements
Disbursement relates to money paid out for goods or services.
The difference between disbursement and reimbursement is that with reimbursement a person is getting back every cent they paid in. Disbursement is a set amount or percentage of money paid in.
Debit Job accountCredit disbursement account
The word disbursement means to spread out or to dole out. An example would be "The disbursement of the food was fair to everyone in the crowd, and no one left hungry.".
EFT is mandatory; split disbursement must be offered as an option.
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disbursement
See related links for an example of a disbursement voucher form in Excel format.
One true statement about eft and split disbursement is that they are mandatory.