Incoming money refers to funds received by an individual or organization, typically from sources such as sales, investments, loans, or payments for services rendered. It represents cash inflow, which can contribute to financial stability and growth. Tracking incoming money is essential for budgeting and financial planning, as it impacts overall cash flow and resource allocation.
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no. deposit is when you put money in a bank or set it aside for safe keeping. a word for incoming money is gernally just income.
Bankrolling? Revenue?
The one says the balance of trade, what is meant by that is the outgoing product compared to your incoming product, to be evenly balanced would mean no profit. You want your balance of trade to be more incoming money than outgoing product.
Income. Revenue; earnings.
The incoming and outgoing of money refer to the flow of funds into and out of an individual's or organization's accounts. Incoming money is typically derived from various sources such as salaries, sales, investments, or loans, while outgoing money encompasses expenses, bills, and purchases. Monitoring these cash flows is essential for budgeting and financial planning, ensuring that income covers expenses and supports financial stability. Effective management of both incoming and outgoing funds helps in maintaining a healthy financial situation.
Faster Payment Incoming
A government agent responsible for halting the unlawful distillation of bootlegged alcohol.
In Morroco, the word "barek" is used when an incoming donkey delivery is coming.
Incoming rate or speed. As in download as opposed to upload or upstream.
Account ratios are a comparison of incoming and outgoing money. This is used to accurately track how much money will be in the account at any given time based on the ratio.