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deferred payment
deferred payment
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- arrangement for deferred payment for goods and services
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deferred payment
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- het te leen geven van geld
- arrangement for deferred payment for goods and services
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deferred payment
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- arrangement for deferred payment for goods and services
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deferred payment
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- bedrag dat iem. nog te vorderen heeft
- arrangement for deferred payment for goods and services
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deferred payment
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- arrangement for deferred payment for goods and services
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Voorbeeldzinnen
- The payment will be deferred for two years.
- 48 Deferred payment
- The first amendments to the privatisation contract provided, among other things, for the prolongation of the guarantee under Measure 1 (Measure 1a) and the deferred payment of the purchase price.
- Measure 4: Under this agreement, the BvS agreed in December 1996 to a further deferral until 31 December 1999 of the payment of the purchase price, which had already been deferred on several occasions under amendments to the privatisation contract.
- in the case of a credit in the form of deferred payment for a specific good or service and linked credit agreements, that good or service and its cash price;
- The credit is granted in the form of a deferred payment for a good or service or is linked to the supply of specific goods or the provision of a service
- VAT shall become ‘chargeable’ when the tax authority becomes entitled under the law, at a given moment, to claim the tax from the person liable to pay, even though the time of payment may be deferred.
- Germany states that the payment of this amount to the THA was deferred but not waived as the whole amount of DEM 5,676 million was registered as part of the estate in bankruptcy.
- The yard has been repaying public-law liabilities only irregularly and its outstanding debt has been continuously deferred, in all probability without any formal decision on the part of the relevant public creditors, or was subject to payment schedules.
- In view of the fact that payment of the rent is deferred, according to Germany the possibility can be excluded that BFH might become insolvent and that BAV might derive in the course of the insolvency proceedings an advantage from the fact that the studio is built on its land.
- Not only are the financial resources of the United Kingdom committed if BT becomes insolvent, but that commitment is granted for free since it does not concomitantly trigger the regular or deferred payment by BT to the public budget of competent financial bodies of the United Kingdom of any fee or financial compensation whatsoever.
- The deferred element of the bonus should take into account the outstanding risks associated with the performance to which the bonus relates and may consist of equity, options, cash, or other funds the payment of which is postponed for the duration of the deferment period.
- the actual handing over of goods pursuant to a contract for the hire of goods for a certain period, or for the sale of goods on deferred terms, which provides that in the normal course of events ownership is to pass at the latest upon payment of the final instalment;
- Measure 4: Under this agreement, the BvS agreed in December 1996 to a further deferral until 31 December 1999 of the payment of the purchase price, which had already been deferred on several occasions under amendments to the privatisation contract. The purchase price was finally waived on 5 July 1999. The Commission was notified of this by way of the Vertragsmanagement lists, which inform it of the contract-monitoring activities of the BvS [10].
- Television broadcasting undertakings of or recognised by the Flemish Community may not exercise the exclusive rights thus gained such that a large part of the public of another Member State of the European Community cannot without payment watch the events designated by that Member State wholly or partially live or, where necessary or appropriate for objective reasons of general interest, wholly or partially deferred, as determined by that Member State.