Sentences with phrase «bad debt provision»

FX), this should remain unchanged (i.e. fresh 2013 revenue receivable is offset by a similar bad debt provision).

In this case, for a number of reasons, their treatment's clearly preferable — $ 1.3 m of AREO revenue (which is contractually due) is recorded, but this amount's immediately written off as a bad debt provision in the P&L.

Yes, I've seen that & presumed it is a sloppy typo — it should say «after a bad debt provision» as it does in the same text in the Dec - 12 final results, and in the Trade & Other Receivables and Related Party Transactions notes in both final & interim results.

«These amounts accrued or receivable at 30 June 2013 total US$ 3,667,331 ($ 2,819,505)(31 December 2012: US$ 2,597,188, $ 1,965,333) before a bad debt provision of US$ 2,276,225 ($ 1,750,000)(31 December 2012: US$ 991,125, $ 750,000).»

Dairy Crest is increasing its bad debt provision by up to # 4 million after a customer, Quadro Foods, called in administrators.

The accounting allowed for a long time a lender to use as his bad debt provision his previous historical loss rate.

The downside of a P / E is that it is based on historic earnings, and that those earnings could be low for a specific and not - to - be-repeated event (for example, a bank taking bad debt provision, or san oil company paying compensation for environmental issues).

In liquor, earnings were crimped by bad debt provisions in Western Australia and the cost of preparing for the launch of the container deposit scheme in NSW on December 1.

Not exact matches

bad debt & impairment provisions, plus amortisation)-- so it's reasonable to expect the impact of this accounting change will be easily absorbed under most scenarios.

Even if medical debts and bad credit can not be considered by healthcare insurers under the ACA, there is still some murkiness about the roll out of certain provisions.