cash credit

Nowadays, the company also provide new technologies, inputs, and cash credits to its members.

When they buy enough of a certain product, they will get a cash credit from their supermarket.

Their plan would likely lengthen the time period of the cash credit for employees and might not contain a cap.

A cash credit is a short-term cash loan to a company.

One thousand loyalty points can be redeemed for one cash credit.

The extent of overdrawing is limited to the cash credit limit that the bank sanctioned.

Perhaps it might even be cost-effective to give cash credits to owners operating at a loss due to economic conditions or rent regulations.

Generally, a cash credit account is secured by a charge on the current assets (inventory) of the organisation.

A $500 cash credit, which the Christian Coalition has supported for a long, long time.

Current cash credit, one dollar and twenty-three cents."

The terms are similar to those of a payday loan; a customer receives a predetermined cash credit available for immediate withdrawal.

The move of the British Linen Company in 1746 into advancing cash credits also stimulated production.

Some accepted cash credits instead of their annual clothing allowance in order to be able to select and purchase their own garments.

Current cash credit, forty-two thousand and twenty-nine dollars and eighteen cents."

Commercial banks provide loans and advances of various forms, including an overdraft facility, cash credit, bill discounting, etc.

The company gives customers who order a Sprint phone a $70 cash credit that can be spent on Cablevision services.

The bulk of that is in the form of untied cash credits, similar to those made by banks to developing countries in the 1970's.

Companies can reduce their tax bill or claim payable cash credits as a proportion of their R&D expenditure.

The awarding of cash credits to consultants helping their colleagues on searches was one effective way in which Reynolds could imbue his firm with team spirit.

However ATM Cards issued to current, cash credit, and unit trust account holders would be charged from the first instance.

The cash credit account is similar to current accounts as it is a running account (i.e., payable on demand) with cheque book facility.

But unlike ordinary current accounts, which are supposed to be overdrawn only occasionally, the cash credit account is supposed to be overdrawn almost continuously.

Cash Credit cards ATM card Checkbook and bankbook (with deposit slips)

Brown University, for example, covers $10,000 of its own $29,200 tuition for children of employees and offers a matching cash credit for use at other colleges.

The Kisan Credit Card allows farmers to have cash credit facilities without going through time-consuming bank credit screening processes repeatedly.