Commercial Bank and Checking Accounts

A trust receipt is a form of inventory financing that is often used for goods that are easily identifiable, typically with a serial number. Automobiles, recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, TVs, and refrigerator/freezers are examples of products that have serial numbers. Keep in mind that the biggest question that must be answered in inventory financing agreements is, "Does this specific item serve as collateral for the loan or not?" If the company defaults on the loan, the bank (or finance company) must be able to clearly identify which items it is entitled to seize in the event of non-payment. There are various ways of identifying these items. # A blanket loan uses ALL of the inventory as collateral, so there is no question of which items are covered by the agreement. This is also known as a floating inventory lien. # A warehouse financing arrangement places a fence or boundary (typically in a warehouse) around the items to clearly identify the items serving as collateral. It is usually used for inventory items that are not easily distinguishable from one another, like furniture, lumber, carpeting, etc. # A trust receipt lists the serial numbers of the items, clearly identifying those that are covered by the loan agreement. Parts of A Trust ReceiptEssentially, a trust receipt is a combination of a promissory note (or IOU), a mortgage agreement (a document that lists certain items as collateral for the loan), and a list of restrictive clauses (both positive and negative). Promissory Note The promissory note is proof that a loan exists and lays out the repayment terms. It typically looks something like this: Mortgage AgreementThe second major part of the trust receipt is the mortgage agreement. The mortgage agreement identifies each item that serves as collateral for the loan. Notice that the inventory items have a "release price." When one of the items is sold, the borrower takes cash (from the sale) to the bank and pays off that portion of the loan. A line is then drawn through that item on the trust receipt and it is released from the agreement. (Additional items may be listed on continuation pages of the trust receipt.) Restrictive Clauses Terms of the agreement appear after the mortgage section. For example, Signature Section Then there is, of course, the signature section.

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Number of bank accounts is how many bank accounts and bank account number is the number that identifies the bank account.

Balancing a checkbook and a checking account are one in the same. A checkbook is simply a written record of checks you've written, however you might need to reconcile your checkbook if you use your checking account for more than just handwritten checks (debit card purchases, electronic payments, etc)

You may be able to add someone as a joint owner of the account, which would allow them to access the account (make withdrawals, write checks, use online banking, have a debit card, etc) but you can still order checks with only your name on it. However, bank officials will still be able to see the joint owner's name on the account - it just wouldn't be on the checks. Ask your bank if they allow this.

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If your wife has access to the online account, there is no way to hide the bank statement.

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Commercial forests are the part of the forest that has large enough trees and is close enough to a market to allow it to be harvested by the forest industry.

Non-commercial forests are the part of the forest that has too small or too far away from the market to use.

Commercial bank loans were $2.3 billion in 1990

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there are two types of people involved in using accounting information.

1) Internal Users

2) External Users

Internal Users are the parties inside the organisation.

They include:

a) managers

b) employees

c) owners/proprietor

External users are the parties outside the reporting entity.

They include:

a) government

b) customers

c) foreigner

d) suppliers

e) investors

f) researchers

g) others (agents, media, common man)

You would make the journal entry the same way you would make it if they were not free shares. You would use the estimated or known value of the free shares to make the entry.

One may physically open an account with NatWest Bank at any one (1) of their seven (7) branches in Liverpool.

When opening an account, ALL account holders need to be present and provide the following information:

* Proof of Identity

* Proof of Address

* Proof of Funds

* Initial Deposit (via Direct Debit, wire transfer or personal cheque)

One can find the specific branch near them using the NatWest website (included as a related link to this message).

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yes.bank have to keep old bank statement for any future dispute.

Actually such a scenario wouldn't occur. When a bank account is closed, the bank would release all the funds held in that account to the account holder on the same day the account is closed. Even if they can't do it immediately, they would have sent a check to the customer by post/mail. Banks cannot hold on to the funds of a bank account that was closed. It is mandatory for them to return the funds to the customer once his account is closed.

You need the following to open a bank account:

a. An Identity Proof - Passport or Driving License

b. Address Proof - Passport or Driving License or Phone Bill

c. Photograph - For the bank records

d. Proof of Employment - For the bank records to know more about you

e. An Introducer - This is usually a requirement for the bank to postpone all the due diligence they would do on you to a later point of time. An introducer should be someone who has an existing relationship with the bank.

f. Initial Deposit Money - When you open an account, the bank expects you to deposit a minimum amount (Depending on the type of account you are opening)

"Overdrawn" is the common term used to describe a negative checking account balance.

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In a bankruptcy case the filer must be extremely cautious in closing or transferring bank accounts or other property. If the court believes the debtor is attempting to hide assets from creditors the BK will be dismissed with prejudice. Any action on the part of the debtor that constitutes a fraudulent conveyance under BK laws is a federal felony and carries a mandatory sentence of five years for each guilty conviction.

Generally pensions are not garnishable. Social Security, Railroad Retirement, military and governmental pensions, all types of disability benefits and public assistance benefits and other federal pensions are exempt from creditor action. Whether or not private pensions, (401K's, etc.) are subject to creditor action is determined by the excemption status allowed under state law.